LOCATING IMAGES IN CONVEX MIRRORS USING RAY DIAGRAMS Grade 10 Science – Optics Unit Cardinal Ambrozic C.S.S.

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LOCATING IMAGES IN CONVEX MIRRORS USING RAY DIAGRAMS Grade 10 Science – Optics Unit Cardinal Ambrozic C.S.S.

S Smaller A Upright L Behind the Mirror T Virtual RAY DIAGRAM #1 CF V PA Convex Mirror Do our reflected rays meet anywhere, so that we can draw our image? What can we do? FRONTBACK

Applications of Convex Mirrors Security Mirror This is a type of mirror used in some stores that allow a clerk to see a wide area (to prevent shoplifting)

Applications of Convex Mirrors Side-View Mirror Drivers can see the image of objects behind the car Objects in this mirror are closer than they appear

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