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Q: What is the advantage of using parabolic mirror compared to a concave mirror?

A: A parabolic mirror is a type of reflective surface that is used to collect light energy, radio…

Q: Mirrors Q4

A: a. radius of curvature = 1.06 mb.  image distance in concave mirror = 0.59 mc. image formed is Real…

Q: Concave mirror (real object outside center of curvature)

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Q: A convex lens has a focal length of 15 cm a 5 cm tall object is placed 25 cm in front of the convex…

A: Given,* The focal length of convex lens is f = 15 cm* The object height is h0 = 5 cm* The object…

Q: What are the conditions for total internal reflection to take place

A: Conditions for TIR are as, Ray of light should travel from denser to rarer medium.

Q: Name the type of mirror used in the headlight of vehicles A) Plano-convex mirror B) Convex mirror C)…

A: The type of mirror that has reflective surface is known as the concave mirror. Such mirrors are…

Q: State the law of reflection.

A: Reflection is the bouncing back of light in the same medium if it strikes on the mirror.

Q: 91. Medium A is adjacent to medium B. Medium A has an index of refraction of v3, while medium B has…

A: When a light ray is incident on a medium and goes back to the same medium, it is known as…

Q: escribe the image produced by a convex mirror at different positions for the objects

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Q: A curved mirror where the reflecting surface is curved inwards is called a A) Concave mirror B)…

A: There are three types of mirrors. 1. Plane mirror 2. Spherical mirror 3. Parabolic mirror

Q: Place the-100 mirror (i.e. the convex side) at the 300 mm (30 cm) mark on the Optics Bench. The…

A: Given that: u=30 cm f=-100 mm=-10 cm

Q: Suppose that the mirror is moved so that the trees between the focus point f and the mirror what…

A: For concave mirrors, when the object is located anywhere inside the F, the image is virtual,…

Q: Distinguish between a real image and virtual image.

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Q: which type of mirror always gives an image which is the same siza as the object? A. flat mirror B.…

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Q: Silver is used to make good quality mirrors. Why?

A: Silver has a moderate melting temperature. It is malleable. It has the best heat and conductivity of…

Q: Compare and contrast mirrors and lenses

A: Mirrors and lenses are used to form images of objects at different points. Curved mirrors and lenses…

Q: In your own words, Make a reflection about knife vs handgun, and what distance should you keep when…

A: The 21-foot rule has long been used by police officers. Essentially, it says that when an assailant…

Q: Differentiate between Concave and Convex lens.

A: The concave lens is the diverging lens and its structure is thinner at middle and thicker at its…

Q: 2f If 2f 1. IMAGE LOCATION OF THE Orientation (inverted or upright) Location Size (same, reduced or…

A: to discuss the image formation at two location in case of convex lens as mentioned above

Q: Discuss the pros and cons of having the panels facing in the different directions

A: Concept used: The solar panels are used to gather solar energy and convert it to direct current.…

Q: Why do mirrors flip left to right and not up to down?

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Q: Name a mirror that can give an erect and enlarged image of an object.

A: When an object is situated in between pole and principle focus of the concave mirror, the image will…

Q: What happens if an object is closer to a concave mirror than its focal length?

A: Spherical mirrors are mirrors having curved surfaces that are painted on one of the sides. Spherical…

Q: The image seen in a convex mirror, in comparison with the object, is always  a) Smaller and upright…

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Q: Describe the image being produced by a plane mirror.

A: 1. Image formed by plane mirror is of same size as of object. 2. Image is formed behind the mirror…

Q: Compare between concave and convex mirror?

A: Concave mirror: The reflective surface of a concave mirror is curled inward and away from the light…

Q: What are the types of mirror

A: A mirror is a smooth surface on which regular reflection takes place. Mirrors are of two types, 1…

Q: What are 3 types of mirrors?

A: There are three types of mirror 1. Plane mirror 2. Concave mirror 3. Convex mirror

Q: Case 3: Object located between f & C. Using a ruler/straight edge draw the three rays. Then describe…

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Q: 19. A round, shiny ornament is an example of a convex mirror.   True  False

A: Convex Mirror : A convex mirror has a reflective surface that bulges toward the source of light. A…

Q: A converging mirror is a   A. plain mirror   B. Concave mirror   C. none of the above.   D.…

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Q: How do mirrors actually work?

A: Given:  Mirrors

Applications Of Reflection Of Light

When a light ray (termed as the incident ray) hits a surface and bounces back (forms a reflected ray), the process of reflection of light has taken place.

Sign Convention for Mirrors

A mirror is made of glass that is coated with a metal amalgam on one side due to which the light ray incident on the surface undergoes reflection and not refraction.