Reflection in a plane mirror (2)
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@TheDevilvivek You seem very confused - I suggest you talk this out with a physics teacher who has the equipment to show you practically what is going on.. These diagrams do not show how a full image is formed they show how the image of ONE POINT on the object is formed. See info on images in a mirror - lateral inversion.
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@TheDevilvivek If you look at the diagram on the webpage I directed to you that is what the diagram shows. I cannot help you as I cannot see your problem. The page shows diagrams for all of the positions.Look at the webpage: cyberphysics.co.uk/topics/ligh
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in concave, plane and convex mirror the ray of light do not pass through the mirror it refletc then how image is formed in the mirror.
TheDevilvivek 7 months ago
@TheDevilvivek Images are either real or virtual.... virtual ones are formed by our brains when diverging rays enter our eyes. The brain calculates that they come from a point and tell us that the point of the image is there.
Cyberphysics 7 months ago
:)
Cyberphysics 11 months ago
what is the angle of the two rays from the object point? is it anything or a fixed angle?
NOCOMMENT3176 1 year ago
@NOCOMMENT3176 The angle could be anything. In reality there are millions of 'light rays' coming from the object - the diagram just shows the path of two of them. Just choose two which illustrate what happens - the examiner often gives you the rays you need to continue to find an image point.
Cyberphysics 1 year ago