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    1) A concave mirror forms images by converging parallel light rays to a focus. As an object moves closer to a concave mirror, the image moves toward the mirror and decreases in size. 2) For a concave mirror to form an upright and magnified image, the object must be placed between the mirror's vertex and focal point. 3) Convex mirrors produce diminished, virtual, and upright images and are used in rear-view mirrors due to their wide field of view.

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    1) A concave mirror forms images by converging parallel light rays to a focus. As an object moves closer to a concave mirror, the image moves toward the mirror and decreases in size. 2) For a concave mirror to form an upright and magnified image, the object must be placed between the mirror's vertex and focal point. 3) Convex mirrors produce diminished, virtual, and upright images and are used in rear-view mirrors due to their wide field of view.

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    1) A concave mirror forms images by converging parallel light rays to a focus. As an object moves closer to a concave mirror, the image moves toward the mirror and decreases in size. 2) For a concave mirror to form an upright and magnified image, the object must be placed between the mirror's vertex and focal point. 3) Convex mirrors produce diminished, virtual, and upright images and are used in rear-view mirrors due to their wide field of view.

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    1) A concave mirror forms images by converging parallel light rays to a focus. As an object moves closer to a concave mirror, the image moves toward the mirror and decreases in size. 2) For a concave mirror to form an upright and magnified image, the object must be placed between the mirror's vertex and focal point. 3) Convex mirrors produce diminished, virtual, and upright images and are used in rear-view mirrors due to their wide field of view.

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    Quarter 2 Summative Test 2

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    Images formed by Curved Mirrors
    • A concave mirror is a converging mirror because it makes all light rays
    parallel to the axis meet at the focus
    Images formed by Curved Mirrors

    As the distance of an object from a converging mirror decreases,


    the image moves toward the mirror and decreases in size
    Images formed by Curved Mirrors
    • For a concave mirror to form an upright and magnified image, the
    object should be placed between the mirrors vertex and focal point
    Images formed by Curved Mirrors
    • Convex mirrors are used as rear-view mirrors of vehicles since they
    provide a wider field of view
    Images formed by Curved Mirrors
    • Convex mirrors always produce an image which is smaller than the
    object (diminished), virtual and upright.
    Images formed by Curved Mirrors
    Images formed by Curved Mirrors
    • A spoon may be used as a curved mirror.
    The outer (bulging out) side represents
    the convex side and the inner (caved in)
    side represents the concave side. The
    convex side will produce a diminished
    image while the image formed on the
    concave side depends on the position of
    the object with respect to the spoon.
    Images formed by Plane Mirrors
    • An image formed on a mirror exhibits left-right reversal
    Images formed by Plane Mirrors
    • An image formed on a mirror exhibits left-right reversal
    Images formed by Plane Mirrors
    • An image formed on a plane mirror will be the same distance from
    the mirror as the object
    Images formed by Plane Mirrors
    • To find the number of images formed by two adjacent mirrors, use
    the formula (360/n) -1 = number of images formed
    Images formed by Plane Mirrors
    • To produce an infinite number of images, two mirrors should be
    facing each other or at 180°
    Images formed by Curved Mirrors
    • Behavior of the four principal rays before and after reflection
    Images formed on Plane Mirrors
    • Incident ray is a ray of light approaching the mirror
    • Reflected ray is a ray of light moving away from the mirror
    Images formed on Plane Mirrors
    • To locate the image formed on the plane mirror, extend the tail of the
    reflected rays behind the mirror.
    Images formed on Plane Mirrors
    • Law of reflection states that the angle of incidence equals angle of
    reflection

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