Here is an illustration representing the different scenarios involving mirrors and reflections, as described in the physics problems. If you need any further explanation or details about the image or solutions, feel free to ask.

Would you like to dive into any of the specific problems? Here are five related questions you might consider:

1. How do distances between objects and mirrors affect their reflections in plane mirrors?
2. What changes occur when using concave mirrors instead of plane mirrors?
3. How does the speed of a car influence the reflected image in a moving observer's view?
4. What are the geometric properties of light reflection in mirrors?
5. How do virtual images differ from real images in concave mirrors?

Tip: When working with reflections, always remember the law of reflection: the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection.