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Move your mouse at the left side of the mirror in the simulation region and find out the corresponding ray traces.

Try to write something with your mouse at the left side of the mirror!



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How to play the following game:
There are two side separated by a mirror at the center.
You need to drag the small dot started at the top right corner and drag your mouse to follow
inverted path (or the image of the path at the left side of the miror).
Double click in the simulation region to create a new path. (Reset the simulation).



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