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    Reflection and Refraction of Light Types of Reflection Regular Page 193 the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection Mirrors Have you seen any of these around the school? Concave Convex Mirrors Collects light and brings it to a single point Directs light Examples: Reflecting telescope flashlights car headlights cosmetic mirror Concave Mirrors Objects far away are upside down Closer you get to the focal point, the larger the image Objects between the focal point and mirror,

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    Reflection and Refraction of Light Types of Reflection Regular Page 193 the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection Mirrors Have you seen any of these around the school? Concave Convex Mirrors Collects light and brings it to a single point Directs light Examples: Reflecting telescope flashlights car headlights cosmetic mirror Concave Mirrors Objects far away are upside down Closer you get to the focal point, the larger the image Objects between the focal point and mirror,

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    Reflection and Refraction

    of Light

    Types of Reflection

    Regular

    Page 193

    Diffuse

    Law of Reflection

    Page 196

    The angle of incidence


    is equal to
    the angle of reflection

    Mirrors

    Have you seen any


    of these around
    the school?

    Concave

    Mirrors

    Page 197

    Convex

    Concave Mirrors
    Collects light and brings it to a single point
    Directs light

    Examples:
    Reflecting telescope
    flashlights
    car headlights
    cosmetic mirror

    Concave Mirrors
    Objects far away are upside
    down
    Closer you get to the focal
    point, the larger the image
    Objects between the focal
    point and mirror, the image
    will be upright and enlarged

    Refraction

    Page 202

    Bending of light as it travels from one


    materials to another material
    Striking a medium of different density
    causes light to refract

    Lens

    Page 204

    Piece of curved glass or other


    transparent material

    Lens

    Page 204

    Piece of curved glass or other


    transparent material

    Concave

    Convex

    Lenses
    Concave Lens
    Thinner in the
    centre
    Light rays diverge
    (spread out)

    Convex Lens
    Thicker in the
    middle
    Light rays converge

    Concave Lens

    Convex Lens

    WAIT.

    WHAT?

    Reflection

    Refraction

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