Paglalanadang manaw atMalinaw atHindi na3.4.A. Real / VirtualA. Real / VirtualB. Upright / InvertedMagnified: Larger / Smaller / Same SizeB. Upright / InvertedMagnified: Larger / Smaller / Same Size5.A. Real I Virtual / No Image FormedB. Upright / InvertedMagnified: Larger / Smaller / Same SizeA0or 0OME ITICN ALIIA TION * ACTIVITYWhat is the image that has been formed below? Underline your answer.1.2.A. Real Virtual / No Image FormedB. Upright / InvertedMagnified: Larger / Smaller / Same SizeA. Real Virtual / No Image FormedB. Upright / InvertedMagnified: Larger / Smaller / Same Size

(1) image formed is A . Virtual B. Upright Magnified : smaller (2) image formed is A. real B.…

* ACTIVITY What is the image that has been formed below? Underline your answer. 1. 2. A. Real Virtual / No Image Formed B. Upright I Inverted Magnified: Larger / Smaller / Same Size A. Real / Virtual / No Image Formed B. Upright / Inverted Magnified: Larger / Smaller / Same Size

* ACTIVITY What is the image that has been formed below? Underline your answer. 1. 2. A. Real Virtual / No Image Formed B. Upright I Inverted Magnified: Larger / Smaller / Same Size A. Real / Virtual / No Image Formed B. Upright / Inverted Magnified: Larger / Smaller / Same Size

University Physics Volume 3

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ISBN:9781938168185

Author:William Moebs, Jeff Sanny

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Chapter2: Geometric Optics And Image Formation

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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.

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Paglalanad
ang manaw at
Malinaw at
Hindi na
3.
4.
A. Real / Virtual
A. Real / Virtual
B. Upright / Inverted
Magnified: Larger / Smaller / Same Size
B. Upright / Inverted
Magnified: Larger / Smaller / Same Size
5.
A. Real I Virtual / No Image Formed
B. Upright / Inverted
Magnified: Larger / Smaller / Same Size
A0or 0OME ITICN ALIIA TION

* ACTIVITY
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1.
2.
A. Real Virtual / No Image Formed
B. Upright / Inverted
Magnified: Larger / Smaller / Same Size
A. Real Virtual / No Image Formed
B. Upright / Inverted
Magnified: Larger / Smaller / Same Size

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