1. Unit 3: Light

2.  Plane mirror- a smooth reflecting surface  Virtual image- images formed by a plane mirror. CANNOT be projected onto a screen  Real image- images that can be projected onto a screen (ie. pin hole camera)

3. 1. The image is located the same distance behind the mirror (di) as the object is in front of the mirror (do)  di=-do 2. The image (H i ) is the same size as the object (H o )  Hi=Ho

4. 3. The image is formed upright but laterally inverted (facing the object)

6.  You draw a ray diagram to find where an image is formed in a mirror  Important points:  Diagrams need to be neat, labeled and drawn to scale  Solid lines represent the path of a light ray, arrows show the direction  Dotted lines are used to show where the light ray appears to coming from

7.  There are 4 important image characteristics to consider: 1. Magnification 2. Attitude (upright or inverted) 3. Type (real or virtual) 4. Position (di)

8. 1. Draw a perpendicular line from the object to the mirror 2. Extend the line behind the mirror 3. Find the image using di=do 4. Draw a straight line from the image to the top of the eye (dotted on the image side) 5. Draw another line from the bottom of the eye 6. Where the line strikes the mirror draw a line back to the object 7. Draw arrows to indicate direction

10.  Rules: 1. Draw perpendicular lines from the top and bottom of the object to the mirror 2. Use do=di to find the image location 3. Extend the perpendicular lines past the mirror to the top or bottom of the image 4. Draw a straight line from the top of the image to the top of the eye (dotted line on image side) 5. Draw another line from the bottom of the eye to the bottom of the image 6. Where the ‘image to eye lines’ strike the mirror, draw lines back to the eye 7. Draw arrows on the lines to the eye to indicate direction