Mirrors ppt
- 1. Mirrors By: Bailey Griggs and Katie Kennedy
- 2. Objectives Mirrors o Distinguish between Concave and Convex mirrors. o Describe a simple ray diagram. o Distinguish between real and virtual images.
- 3. Mirrors Outline Types of Mirrors o Convex o Concave o Spherical o Parabolic Convex Mirrors o How light reflects o Examples
- 4. Mirrors Concave o How light reflects o Examples Simple Ray Diagram o Explanation and Examples Real vs. Virtual Images o Real Images o Virtual Images Demonstrations Evaluation Questions
- 5. We are going to explore how concave and convex mirrors work along with describing the simple ray diagrams that go along with each one. We will also discuss the real and/or virtual images that both of these mirrors produce.
- 6. Different Types of Mirrors Convex Concave Spherical Parabolic
- 7. Straight or Plane mirror
- 9. Concave
- 10. Concave Reflection Curved inward reflective surface Used to magnify Produces Real and Virtual Images o depend on objects distance from the surface of the mirror and the focal length.
- 12. Convex
- 13. Convex Reflection Image is small or reduced in size Image is upright Image is located behind the convex mirror Image is always virtual
- 15. Convex- smaller image Concave- magnified image
- 17. Simple Ray Diagram Tool used to determine o location o size o orientation o type of image formed Real or Virtual
- 18. Straight/ Plane mirror Extended Reflected Rays make up image Behind the mirror
- 19. Simple Ray Diagram for Concave Mirrors Whether the image is upside-down or rightside up depends of the distance you are from the mirror and the focal length of each mirror.
- 20. Simple Ray Diagram for Convex Mirrors
- 23. Real vs. Virtual Images Virtual image o Object is less than the focal length of the mirror o Can only be seen by looking at the mirror, not projected Real Image o object is further than focal length of mirror o Can be projected and everyone in the room can look at it
- 26. Evaluation Question #1 Which mirror produces an image behind the mirror, Concave or Convex? Convex
- 27. Evaluation Question #2 True or False: Concave mirrors are used to magnify images. True
- 28. Evaluation Question #3 A _____________ mirror takes a large space and makes it small. Convex
- 29. Evaluation Question #4 An image that is produced that is less than the focal length of the mirror is a ______________ image. Virtual
- 30. Evaluation Question #5 A ______________ image can be projected. Real
- 31. Evaluation Question #6 Label the diagram with Concave or Convex with the correct image. Concave Mirror Convex Mirror
- 32. Evaluation Question #7 The point at which the extensions of the reflected rays intersect is the _________ of the image being produced. a. Bottom b. Top c. Center
- 33. Evaluation Question #8 Concave mirrors produce: a. Real Images b. Virtual Images c. Both
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