An object is placed 1.00 m. in front of a converging lens, of focal length 0.54 m., which is 2.00 m. in front of a plane mirror. How far from the lens is the final image located (in meters), if viewed by looking toward the mirror through the lens?

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An object is placed 1.00 m. in front of a converging lens, of focal length 0.54 m., which is 2.00 m. in front of a plane mirror. How far from the lens is the final image located (in meters), if viewed by looking toward the mirror through the lens?

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