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spherical mirror and spherical lens

A spherical mirror is produced by a glass sheet shaped as a bowl or a spoon. The shiny side is very important as it reflects light. Light strikes this shiny surface and reflects back. The bouncing back of light is known as reflection. Concave mirror: If the mirror is curved outside like a scoop upside down. And this mirror focuses light very well. When the mirror bulges out, like a bowl facing up, it is known as a convex mirror. This is a type of mirror that disperses light.

Where all of the light rays cross after reflecting off the mirror is called the focal point. This is such an important concept! となるがすのからをめる、はがているとじにある() If the mirror is convex, the focus is on the other side. The focal point Conhecendo aonde está o foco, we know how big or small the image is going to look in the mirror. When you look into a concave mirror, your reflection might appear larger while a convex mirror can make you smaller for instance.

Refraction and Image Formation

Now let’s take about spherical lenses. A spherical lens is to light what a spherical mirror is to light, except that it refracts light rather than reflecting it back. This bending of light is known as refraction. Light can change direction when passing through a lens, which enables images to be formed. One way a lens can be curved is like a spoon with the open end facing upwards, and this is known as a concave lens. (Corrective lenses to fix vision in subjects that are nearsighted (as typically your suggestion would be either a convex lens (getting double vision) or a concave lens (you'd have a converging focal point)) That enables them to view distant objects more clearly. A lens can also be rounded outward, like a half of a cut ball. This is called a convex lens. If a person is farsighted, then they need a convex lens, which will allow them to see what is near clearer.

Mirrors, similarly, have a focal point, and lenses focus at a point when the ray paths go through the lens. Example: If the lens is concave, it forms a virtual image which is smaller than the object. When the lens which is used for this purpose is convex in shape, a real image is formed, which is larger than the object viewed through this lens. How do lenses work? Knowing how they work makes you see the world differently!

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