Two statements are provided. Choose which is true and which is false.
Statement I: Image formed by half cut mirror has just half the intensity as that of the intensity of image formed by complete mirror.
Statement II: More the lateral separation between the two halves of the mirror, less will be separation between the two images, as show in the given situation.

T, T

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T, F

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F, T

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F, F

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Solution

The correct option is B $T, F$
Statement I is true $T$ because the intensity of light reduces to half of its initial value.
Statement II is false $F$ because more the lateral separation more will be the image separation.

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