a. at a zero degree angle (with respect to the normal)
b. at a non-zero angle
(Though the math may be less comfortable to you, a relationship called Snell's law describes this all perfectly.)
2. Describe the law of reflection.
3. What exactly is the focal length of a lens or mirror? Under what circumstances are images formed AT the focal point?
4. Does a flat/plane mirror have a focal length? Discuss.
5. What is the difference between real and virtual images?
6. In the lens equation, there are 3 relevant variables. What are they?
7. Draw what happens when several parallel rays of light hit:
a. convex lens
b. concave lens
c. concave mirror
d. convex mirror
e. plane mirror
8. "An image always forms at the focal length of a lens or mirror." This statement is false for more than one reason. Discuss.
9. A convex lens is similar to a _____. Why?
10. A concave lens is similar to a ______. Why?
11. With a convex lens, a real image is formed everywhere except when the do is _____.
12. When the do is between f and 2f, the images are always _____.
13. When you are using a magnifying glass or make-up/shaving mirror, where are you placing the object (do) to get a magnified image? What type of image is this?
14. What types of lenses are used for nearsightness and farsightedness?
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