2f If 2f 1. IMAGE LOCATION OF THE Orientation (inverted or upright) Location Size (same, reduced or enlarged) Туре (real or virtuel) OBJECT 2f 2f. 2. IMAGE Туpе (real or virtus Location Orientation Size (same, reduced or enlarged) (inverted or upright) LOCATION OF THE OBJECT Beyond 2f

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: Which of the following is the image reflection formed at the back of the spoon? A. virtual and…

A: The back of a spoon acts as a convex mirror. So for image formation convex mirror has only 2 cases,…

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: Her eye at point P looks into the mirror. Which of the numbered cards can she see reflected in the…

A: From the law of reflection, the angle of incidence and the angle of reflection is the same. Thus,…

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

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Q: The chin recedes from the lip line while the forehead is on an imaginary vertical line describes…

A: Answer :  Correct answer is option (C) Vertical - ConvexCorrect Answer Explanation : C. Vertical -…

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: If you look into a mirror and find that the image (your reflection) is smaller than you, then the…

A: Introduction - Mirrors are objects that reflect light to produce a image. They are of different…

Q: list down the places or things found on convex and concave mirrors. Explain the importance of curved…

A: A curved mirror is a mirror with a curved reflecting surface where the convex lens has an outward…

Q: 10. A mirror where the reflecting surface is curved away from the observer. Your answer

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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: Part A A legend says that Archimedes once saved his native town of Syracuse by burning the enemy's…

A: Find the radius of curvature of a mirror that Archimedes could have used to burn ships that were 150…

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

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Q: of glass and ceramic

A: The properties are explained as, i). Transparency  ii). Translucency  iii). Opacity

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: A spherical mirror forms an upright image behind the mirror that is larger than the object. What…

A: The concave mirror forms an image larger than the object. It can forms real or virtual images. It…

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: Concave mirrors create reflections with large fields of view. True of False

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Q: what are the uses of plane,concave and convex mirrors and how they work?

A: Plane mirrors: The plane mirrors are used as looking glass. These mirrors are used to make…

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: Convex and concave mirrors are examples of?   A) Plane mirrors B) Spherical mirrors C) Inverted…

A: A convex mirror is a curved mirror whose reflecting side bulges out towards the light. It is also…

Q: 6. Which can create an upside down image of an object? sC.7.P.10.2 concave mirror and convex A lens…

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Q: How do mirrors actually work?

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Q: A magnified, upright, virtual image is found using a mirror. Which type of mirror could produce this…

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Q: What type of mirror is used in solar cookers and why?

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Q: Why does a sculpture three dimensional?

A: To determine The dimension of the sculpture

Q: An image formed by a concave mirror is mostly (except for cases when the object is placed too closed…

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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.