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    Answers to end-of-chapter questions

    Chapter 13
    1 a See Figure 13.5. 9 a Ray diagram correctly drawn showing
    that the ray passes through both surfaces
    b angle of incidence = angle of reflection
    undeflected, that is, the ray remains
    i=r
    straight. [2]
    2 a virtual
    b
    b the same size as
    c object
    d left–right inverted
    3 See Figure 13.9a.
    speed of light in a vacuum
    4 a n= ray bends towards normal [1]
    speed of light in the material
    then away again [1]
    so that it ends up parallel to original path [1]
    b n = sin i
    sin r c Parallel rays remain parallel. [1]
    n = refractive index, i = angle of incidence,
    10 a
    r = angle of refraction 30° 30°
    50° 50°
    5 See Figure 13.12a. A B
    6 See Figure 13.16a.
    7 a converging
    b closer than
    In block A, reflected ray at equal angle [1]
    c virtual; magnified
    and refracted ray bent away from normal. [1]
    8 normal In block B, reflected ray only, [1]
    at equal angle. [1]
    mirror b When the angle of incidence is greater
    angle of angle of
    than the critical angle, [1]
    incidence i reflection r
    there is only an internally reflected ray; [1]
    incident ray reflected ray all of the ray is totally internally reflected. [1]

    incident and reflected rays


    correctly drawn [1]
    normal correctly drawn [1]
    angle of incidence correctly marked [1]
    angle of reflection correctly marked [1]

    © Cambridge University Press 2014 IGCSE Physics Answers to end-of-chapter questions: Chapter 13 1
    11 a image 13 a i image behind mirror [1]
    image same distance from mirror,
    along line perpendicular to mirror [1]
    ii reflected ray reaching eye [1]
    mirror
    direction of reflected ray coming
    from image [1]

    object b HIS, because S is not its own mirror image [1]


    c both rays straight on at first surface [1]
    Two rays in different directions
    30° prism ray refracted down in air at
    from a single point on the lamp [1]
    second surface [1]
    reflect off the mirror correctly [1]
    45° prism ray reflected down in glass at
    and are extrapolated back behind
    second surface [1]
    the mirror, [1]
    90° reflection [1]
    so that the image is at the point
    straight on at third surface [1]
    where they cross. [1]
    b Each ray is reflected [1]
    14 a i any two of these three rays from top
    of object:
    so that angle of incidence equals
    parallel to axis to lens and on through
    angle of reflection. [1]
    focal point
    c Light appears to come from a point undeviated through centre of lens
    behind the mirror [1] as if from focal point to lens and then
    but no light actually travels behind parallel to axis [2]
    the mirror. [1] traced back to locate image [1]
    12 a ray 2 ii any two of:
    I F ray 1 virtual / upright / magnified / further
    F O from lens / dimmer [1]
    b i 3.4–3.6 cm [1]

    Ray 1 continues straight through the ii magnifying glass [1]


    centre of the lens, [1]
    ray 2 bends at the lens [1]
    and passes through the principal
    focus F, [1]
    so that the image is at the point
    where they cross. [1]
    b The image is real [1]
    because it is formed where rays
    of light meet. [1]
    c The image is diminished [1]
    because it is shorter than the object. [1]
    d The image is inverted because it is
    below the axis. [1]

    © Cambridge University Press 2014 IGCSE Physics Answers to end-of-chapter questions: Chapter 13 2

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