Light and Optics Review

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What happens to light during reflection?

Light bounces, changes speed, but not direction.

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Why can't you see your reflection on paper?

Paper is rough, so light scatters in all directions.

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What is an incident ray?

Light coming in.

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What is a reflected ray?

Light reflecting.

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If light hits a mirror at 30 degrees, what angle does it reflect at?

30 degrees

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What is the Law of Reflection?

Angle of incidence = angle of reflection

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When light is reflected, does it change speed, direction, or both?

Speed

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If a 22 cm bottle of Coke is in front of a flat mirror, how tall is its image in the mirror?

22cm

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What type of lens is a convex lens?

Converging

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What type of lens is a concave lens?

Diverging

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What is the point called where light rays converge in a convex lens?

Focal point

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What type of image does a concave lens always have?

Upright, virtual, reduced

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What type of lens is a magnifying glass?

Convex

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What type of lens is used in a peephole?

Concave

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What are the characteristics of an image when the object is beyond 2F in a convex lens?

Real, Inverted, Reduced

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What are the characteristics of an image when the object is at 2F in a convex lens?

Real, Inverted, Reduced (or same size)

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What are the characteristics of an image when the object is between F and 2F in a convex lens?

Real, Inverted, Magnified

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If a coke can is actually 12cm tall, but when looked at in a lens it appears 24cm tall, what is the magnification of the lens?

M=2