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The blurriness of an image caused by the curvature of a mirror.
Spherical aberration
The centre of a curved lens.
Optical centre
The centre of a curved mirror.
Pole
The distance between the centre of curvature and the edge of the mirror.
Radius of curvature
The distance between the focus and the edge of the
mirror or lens.
Focal length
The focus on the same side of the lens as the incident
light.
Virtual focus
The focus on the same side of the lens as the refracted light.
Real focus
The image has the same orientation as the object.
Upright
The image is formed by real light rays and can be seen on a screen.
Real image
The image is formed by virtual light rays and can only be seen by looking into the mirror or through the lens.
Virtual image
The image is larger when compared to the object.
Enlarged
The image is smaller when compared the object.
Diminished
The image is upside down when compared to the
object.
Inverted
A lens from which all incident parallel rays are all
refracted through a single point
the focus of the lens.
A lens from which all incident parallel rays are refracted spreading away from the lens.
Diverging lens
A mirror from which all incident parallel rays are
reflected spreading away from the mirror.
Diverging mirro
A mirror from which all incident parallel rays are
reflected through a single point, the focus of the mirror.
Converging mirror
A ray that can be used to locate the image of an object.
Principal ray