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    Activity 5 - Images Formed by Curved Mirrors

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    This document provides instructions for an activity to describe images formed by curved mirrors. The objectives are to describe the location, size, and orientation of images formed by concave and convex mirrors. The materials needed are an optical bench apparatus, curved mirrors, mirror stands, a screen, flashlight, meter stick, and black paper. It asks guided questions about how bringing a flashlight nearer to a concave mirror affects the image size and location, and about generalizing the nature of images formed by convex and concave mirrors.

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    Activity 5 - Images Formed by Curved Mirrors

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    This document provides instructions for an activity to describe images formed by curved mirrors. The objectives are to describe the location, size, and orientation of images formed by concave and convex mirrors. The materials needed are an optical bench apparatus, curved mirrors, mirror stands, a screen, flashlight, meter stick, and black paper. It asks guided questions about how bringing a flashlight nearer to a concave mirror affects the image size and location, and about generalizing the nature of images formed by convex and concave mirrors.

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    This document provides instructions for an activity to describe images formed by curved mirrors. The objectives are to describe the location, size, and orientation of images formed by concave and convex mirrors. The materials needed are an optical bench apparatus, curved mirrors, mirror stands, a screen, flashlight, meter stick, and black paper. It asks guided questions about how bringing a flashlight nearer to a concave mirror affects the image size and location, and about generalizing the nature of images formed by convex and concave mirrors.

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    Activity 5 - Images Formed by Curved Mirrors

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    This document provides instructions for an activity to describe images formed by curved mirrors. The objectives are to describe the location, size, and orientation of images formed by concave and convex mirrors. The materials needed are an optical bench apparatus, curved mirrors, mirror stands, a screen, flashlight, meter stick, and black paper. It asks guided questions about how bringing a flashlight nearer to a concave mirror affects the image size and location, and about generalizing the nature of images formed by convex and concave mirrors.

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    ACTIVITY 5 -

    IMAGES FORMED
    BY CURVED
    MIRRORS

    GROUP 3
    OBJECTIV
    ES:
    Describe the location, size and
    orientation of the images formed by
    curved mirrors.
    MATERIA
    LS: • Improvised optical bench apparatus
    • curved mirror (concave or convex)
    • mirror stand
    • screen or white cardboard
    • flashlight
    • meter stick
    • sheet of paper (colored black)
    WHAT IS A
    CURVED
    MIRROR?
    A curved mirror is a mirror
    with a curved reflecting
    surface. The surface may be
    either convex or concave.
    VIDEO PRESENTATION
    GUIDED QUESTIONS
    Q12. Q12. Q13.

    What happens to What is the


    the size and generalization from
    location of the the nature of
    image when you images formed by
    bring the flashlight convex mirror and
    nearer to the concave mirror?
    concave mirror?
    GUIDED QUESTIONS
    Q12.

    What happens to the size and location of the image


    when you bring the flashlight nearer to the concave
    mirror?
     If the object is far from the mirror, the image is distorted at the
    focal point. As the object moves into the mirror the position of
    the image shifts father away from the mirror and the size of the
    image increases but the image remains inverted.
    GUIDED QUESTIONS
    Q13.

    What is the generalization from the nature of images formed


    by convex mirror and concave mirror?
    GENERALIZA
    TION
    Find out how scientists use the
    visible light spectrum to study the
    characteristics of the sun and
    other stars.

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