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    Mirror

    • A mirror, also
    known as a looking
    glass, is an object that
    reflects an image.
    Images formed by reflection –
    bouncing off of light.
    •Types of Reflection:
    • Specular/Regular Reflection – a reflection
    of light on the smooth surface

    • Diffused/Irregular Reflection – reflection


    of light on rough surface.
    Types of mirror

    • Plane mirror -is mirror with a flat reflective


    surface.
    • Spherical Mirror
    • Concave Mirror
    • Convex Mirror
    Concave Mirror

    •It is a curved mirror in


    which the reflective surface
    bulges away from the light
    source
    •It is called converging
    mirror
    Convex Mirror

    • It is a curved mirror in
    which the reflective surface
    bulges towards the light
    source
    • It is called diverging mirror
    Uses of spherical mirror
    • Plane mirror is a mirror with a flat
    reflective surface.
    • The image appears as if it is
    behind the mirror but actually
    not, so the image is virtual.
    • Plane mirror produced an effect
    called lateral inversion, it reverse
    image from left to right.
    • A virtual image is a copy of an
    object formed at the location
    from which the light rays appear
    to come.
    • Incident Ray - The ray of light that ente
    rs the mirror, illustrated by an arrow ap
    proaching a mirror like optical feature.
    • Reflected Ray -
    The light ray that leaves the mirror and
    is represented by an arrow that points
    away from the mirror.
    • Normal Line - An imaginary line
    that can be drawn at the point of
    incidence where the ray hits the mirror
    , perpendicular to the mirror surface
    Activity: 1/2

    •Write a secret letter to your crush using


    the mirror reversal

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