The shape of the mirror also makes a difference in our perception. In the U.S., passenger-side mirrors are convex (meaning curved slightly outward), whereas driver-side mirrors are flat.

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The original variant, the AH-1J, made its maiden flight in 1969 and officially entered operational service in 1971, with the AH-1W making its own debut in 1986.

The answer lies in how a car’s side-view mirrors are designed. They are convex, meaning they are curved or rounded outward. The advantage of such a shape is that it gives a driver a wider field ...

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