Mirror Plane Motor & 5000+ RPM: What Image?

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A discussion revolves around the effects of rotating a circular plane mirror at speeds exceeding 5000 RPM and the resulting image formation when an object is placed in front of it. Participants express confusion about the visual outcome and seek clarification. Suggestions include providing a sketch for better understanding, as the original query lacks clarity. The conversation emphasizes the need for a visual aid to facilitate a more accurate response. Overall, the thread highlights the complexities of image formation in high-speed mirror setups.
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If we take a mirror plane mirror circular and make it to setup with a high speed motor and make it to rotate at a speed of 5000 rpm and more ..what would be the image formed on the miroor if an object is made to be placed. Give me better answer...i don't know [emoji17] [emoji17] [emoji17]
 
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ayushkawad1 said:
If we take a mirror plane mirror circular and make it to setup with a high speed motor and make it to rotate at a speed of 5000 rpm and more ..what would be the image formed on the miroor if an object is made to be placed. Give me better answer...i don't know [emoji17] [emoji17] [emoji17]
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Could you post a sketch of what you are asking about? It is not clear from your post. You can scan your sketch and use the UPLOAD button at the lower right to attache it to your reply. :smile:
 
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