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SNC 2D - Light and Geometric Optics CONVEX MIRRORS Extra Practice Worksheet a) Draw a ray diagram for each to locate the image. b) State the characteristics (SALT). *note- diagrams are not to scale
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©The"Physics"Classroom,"2009!" Page"15" Mirror Ray Diagrams Worksheet For each case below draw a ray diagram. Draw the image as an arrow and give a description of the image.
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A ray diagram worksheet is a learning tool used in physics and optics to help students understand and visualize the behavior of light rays. It typically consists of a series of questions or problems related to the principles of optics, along with spaces for students to draw ray diagrams to demonstrate their understanding.
Nov 16, 2012 · We use ray diagrams, and then estimate distances based on the scale of the diagram. In preparation for our exam, I handed out this practice sheet . It presents the six different situations above, with an appropriately-sized mirror or lens, with focal and center points already labeled, and an object already drawn.
Ray Diagrams for Mirrors instructions Although there are an infinite number of light rays, you only need to draw three rays to locate the image. For clarity, draw each ray in a different colour. This booklet uses red for rays through the vertex, green for rays parallel to the principal axis, blue for rays through the
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Class No. _____ Name: _____ Grade 12-STEM Grade: ___/30 Ray Diagram Worksheet Gen. Physics 2 Directions: Draw a ray diagram for each to locate the image. State the characteristics (LOST). Submit your output in pdf format not later than February 6, 2021. CONCAVE MIRRORS Note: Use different colors for each ray.
