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    This document provides an overview of geometrical optics concepts including types of images formed by plane mirrors, spherical mirrors, thin lenses, and optical instruments such as telescopes and microscopes. It includes examples of questions on topics like mirror formula, lens makers formula, refraction, and image formation. Interactive content and practice questions are provided to help learn these concepts. Additional free and paid resources are advertised.

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    This document provides an overview of geometrical optics concepts including types of images formed by plane mirrors, spherical mirrors, thin lenses, and optical instruments such as telescopes and microscopes. It includes examples of questions on topics like mirror formula, lens makers formula, refraction, and image formation. Interactive content and practice questions are provided to help learn these concepts. Additional free and paid resources are advertised.

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    Geometrical

    Optics
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    Geometrical Optics
    Types of Images
    Plane Mirrors
    Plane Mirrors
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    Deviation
    Deviation
    Two plane mirrors are inclined at an angle of 100 degrees to each other. A light ray falls
    at an angle of 30 degrees at the first mirror and undergoes subsequent reflections at
    both the mirrors. Find the total deviation suffered by the light ray

    (a) 60 (b) 120 (c) 20


    (d) 120
    Motion of Object and Image
    Question
    An object is falling vertically downwards with velocity 10 m/s. In terms of i and j, find the
    image velocity
    Question
    Number of Images
    Number of Images

    𝞡 = 120 𝞡 = 60 𝞡 = 90
    Spherical Mirrors
    Reflection at Spherical Mirrors
    Concave Mirror
    Reflection at Spherical Mirrors
    Convex Mirror
    PYQ
    Mirror Formula
    PYQ
    PYQ
    Motion of Object and Image
    Motion of Object and Image
    Motion of Object and Image
    PYQ
    PYQ
    Refraction
    Refraction
    Refraction
    Refraction
    Refraction
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    Glass slab
    Glass slab
    Glass slab
    Refraction at Curved Surface
    Refraction at Curved Surface
    Refraction at Curved Surface
    Question
    Locate the image formed by refraction in the situation shown in figure. The point C is the
    centre of curvature.

    (a) 20cm (b) -100 cm (c) -20cm (d)


    100cm
    PYQ
    PYQ

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    Apparent Depth
    Apparent Depth
    Apparent Depth
    Consider the situation shown in figure. A plane mirror is fixed at a height h above the
    bottom of a beaker containing water (refractive index μ) up to a height d. Find the position
    of the image of the bottom formed by the mirror
    PYQ
    Lens
    Lens
    Lens
    Lens
    Lens Maker’s Formula
    Lens Maker’s Formula
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    Combination of Lens
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    A bi-convex thin lens is prepared from glass 1. 5, the two bounding surfaces having
    equal radii of 25 cm each. One of the surfaces is silvered from outside to make it
    reflecting. Where should an object be placed before this lens so that the image is formed
    on the object itself ?
    PRISM
    PRISM
    PRISM
    PRISM
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    Vision Angle
    Simple Microscope
    Compound Microscope
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    Astronomical Telescope
    PYQ
    PYQ
    PYQ
    Terrestrial Telescope
    Galilean Telescope
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