- Science Sauce
Test Yourself:
1. What does the law state?
2. How is reflection on a smooth surface different from a rough surface?
- Mr Seow Tzer Yeun
Tip: This practical demonstrates that the distance between the mirror and the object is = the distance between the mirror and the image
- Mr Seow Tzer Yeun
Test Yourself: Practise drawing on paper and familiarise with these 3 steps
- https://tutormate.in/cbse-class-10-physics/spherical-mirror/
Images formed are virtual, upright and magnified
Functions: Dentist mirrors, Headlights, Microscopes
Images formed are virtual, upright and diminished (wider field of vision)
Functions: Blind Corner mirrors, Rear-View mirrors
- Doc Schuster
Think:
1. What causes refraction?
2. When the wheels enter the carpet perpendicularly, what happens to their speed?
3. When the wheels enter the carpet at an angle, what happens to the wheels at the front and the back? How does this affect their direction?
- https://www.edplace.com/worksheet_info/science/keystage3/year8/topic/792/2934/refraction
Test Yourself:
1. What happens to the direction & speed of light when it enters an optically denser medium? (compare angles A and B)
2. What happens to the direction & speed of light when it enters an optically less dense medium? (compare angles C and D)
- https://www.aplustopper.com/natural-phenomenon-due-refraction-light/
Tip:
Refraction (bending of light between 2 transparent materials) causes the image to form above the actual object. Therefore, the perceived (or apparent) depth of the pool is shallower than the real depth.
- Physics Girl
Think:
1. How does the refraction of different colours in light rays lead to rainbows?
2. What about 'double rainbows'?
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