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what are the different points of the “Ray Model of Light”
it describes how light travels and he represent that travel
it states that:
Light travels in a straight line
we use arrows to show the direction of the light
A ray is drawn using a singular line
A bean is drawn using multiple rays of light moving in the same direction
what can be described as a mirror?
a surface that is smooth and shiny which can reflect rays of light
What is another name for the flat mirror?
plane mirror
what is the angle of reflection equal to?
the angle of incidence
what is it called when light is reflected off a smooth surface and a rough surface?
smooth surface - regular reflection
rough surface - disuse reflection
Describe what happens in a regular reflection and in a diffuse reflection
regular reflection - parallel rays reflect parallel to each other off a smooth surface
diffuse reflection - parallel rays reflect at different angles at each other
what is an image in a mirror?
is a picture of the object created by the light
what does salt stand for?
S - size (reduced or magnified)
A - Altitude (Upright or Inverted)
L - Location (In front or Behind)
T - Type (Virtual or Real)
What type of image in seen in a plane mirror?
a virtual image (all the time)
what is the centre point of a converging mirror?
C - curvature
what’s the vertex point?
where the centre of the mirror meets a line from the centre of the curvature
what connects the V and C
PA - principal axis
What’s the focus point?
when incident rays that are parallel go through a converging mirror, the reflected rays converge (cross) at a point called the focus (F).
Where is the focus point located?
located halfway between the vertex and the center of the curvature
When does an image appear?
an image appears only when the reflected rays pass through the focal point
Rules for Locating Images in Converging Mirrors + draw image
When incident rays travel parallel to the principal axis, it is reflected through the focus (F)
When an incident ray travels through the focal point, it is reflected parallel to the principle axis
When an incident ray strikes the vertex (V), the principal axis is it’s normal
what is another name for convex mirrors?
Diverging mirror
Rules for Locating Image in Diverging mirrors + draw image
Incident rays that travel parallel to the principal axis are reflected as if they came from the focus
Incident rays that travel towards the focus point are reflected parallel to the principal axis
Incident rays that travel to the center of the curvature are reflected along the same path