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Activity 6.17: Image Formation by Spherical Mirrors Table 6.14 Position and Characteristics of Images by A Concave Mirror Object Position Ray Diagram Image Position Characteristics of Image

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This document summarizes the position and characteristics of images formed by spherical mirrors. It contains two tables, one for concave mirrors and one for convex mirrors. The tables show the ray diagrams, image position, and characteristics for objects placed at different positions relative to the focal point and radius of the mirror. The characteristics include whether the image is real or virtual, upright or inverted, and magnified or diminished.

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Activity 6.

17: Image Formation by Spherical Mirrors

Table 6.14 Position and characteristics of images by a concave mirror


Object position Ray diagram Image position Characteristics of image

Object at infinity At F Image is real, inverted and


v=f(focal length) diminished
In front of mirror

Object beyond C f<v<2f Image is real, inverted and


(u > 2f ) 1/2r < v < r diminished

Object at C v>2f Image is real, inverted and


(u = 2f ) v>r same size as object
Object between F U>2f Image is real, inverted and
and C v>r magnified
( f < u < 2f )

Object at F Image is virtual,upright and


(u = f ) magnified.
Refracted ray lines are parellel

Object between F v<0 Image is virtual, upright and


and P magnified
(u < f )

[Source: Worksheet is translated by referring to Buku Teks Fizik Tingkatan 4]


Table 6.15 Position and characteristics of images by a convex mirror
Object position Ray diagram Image position Characteristics of image

Object beyond F
(u > f )

Object between F
and P
(u < f )

[Source: Worksheet is translated by referring to Buku Teks Fizik Tingkatan 4]

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