'Plane mirror' diaporamas de présentation

LIGHT

LIGHT. Everything written in black has to go into your notebook Everything written in blue should already be in there. WHAT IS LIGHT?. Light is a form of energy that travels away from the source producing it at a speed of 3 x 10 8 m s -1.

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Properties of Light Mirrors and Lenses

Properties of Light Mirrors and Lenses. Unit 12. Electromagnetic Waves. Travel through a vacuum. No medium Radiation Travel at the speed of light. 3 X 10 8 m/s. Visible Light.

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Refraction at plane surface and Prisms

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Physics

P1. Physics. 1. Hot objects emit. More infra-red radiation Less infra-red radiation Less electrons More neutrons. Response Grid. 10. Countdown. 2. Which surfaces are the best absorbers and emitters of IR radiation?. Light, shiny surfaces Dark, shiny surfaces Dark, matt surfaces

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Chapter 5

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PHYSICS 3

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Plane Mirrors and the Law of Reflection

Plane Mirrors and the Law of Reflection. Dee Luo and Jasmine Raskas. Part 1. Purpose: Determine the relationship between the angle of incidence and angle of reflection. Hypothesis: The angle of incidence is the same as the angle of reflection. Part 1 - Diagrams. Angel of Reflection.

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10.2 handout

10.2 handout. 10.2 Properties of Light & Reflection. 10.2. Rays of Light. Reflection: The change in direction of a light ray when it bounces off of a surface. Medium: The substance through which light travels.

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Waves

Waves.

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Laws of Reflection: Plane (flat) mirrors

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Announcements

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SPHERICAL MIRRORS

SPHERICAL MIRRORS. Free powerpoints at http://www.worldofteaching.com. What is a spherical mirror?. Spherical mirrors are mirrors whose surfaces form a part of a hollow sphere, The spheres can be made of glass or any polished metal surfaces. Types of spherical mirrors :.

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How do waves move?

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Reflection

Reflection. 7 June, 2014. Starter Question: How big does a mirror have to be so you can see a reflection of your whole height?. Keywords Incident ray, reflected ray, angle of incidence, angle of reflection, normal, plane, perpendicular, ray diagram, virtual image .

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Photon: Tiny bundles of Energy that make up light.

Photon: Tiny bundles of Energy that make up light. Farsighted person: uses glasses with convex lenses. Images: a copy or likeness. Plane mirror: a flat, smooth, clear reflection surface. Prism: a glass with triangular shape that can separate white light.

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Photon- Tiny bundles of energy that make up light.

Photon- Tiny bundles of energy that make up light. Farsighted person- uses glasses with convex lenses. Image-A copy or likeness. Plane mirror-a flat smooth clear reflecting surface. Prism-A glass with triangular shape that can separate white light.

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Mirrors

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Plane Mirrors

Plane Mirrors. Mirror Image. Viewing a mirror shows an image. Light rays from an object reflect from the mirror. The eye traces the rays back to an image. Plane Mirror. The law of reflection applies to each ray from the source at the mirror.

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Light Test Review

Light Test Review. I MUST KNOW:. The main characteristics of electromagnetic waves. The order of the waves on the electromagnetic spectrum from short wavelength to long wavelength An example/use for each E-Mag wave. I MUST KNOW:.

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Unit 3 Final Test

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