Ch 3 ( Geometrical Optics ) Flashcards

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Reflection of light

A

The light travelling in a medium falls on another medium bouces back in the first medium

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Laws of reflection of light

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The incident ray, the normal and reflected ray at point of incidence, all lie on the same plane

Angle of incidence is equal to angle of reflection

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3
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Types of reflection

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2
Regular and irregular

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4
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Concave mirror

A

A spherical mirror whose inner curved surface is reflecting

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5
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Convex mirror

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A spherical mirror whose outer curved surface is reflecting

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6
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Spherical mirror

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A mirror whose reflecting surface is part of a sphere

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7
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Pole

A

Mid point of curved surface of mirror

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Centre of curvature

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Centre of the sphere that the mirror is a part of

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9
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Radius of curvature

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Radius of sphere that the mirror is part of

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10
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Principle axis

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Line joining centre of curvature and the pole

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11
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Principle focus of concave and convex

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Concave real
Convex virtual

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12
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Mirror formula

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The relation between object distance, image distance, and focal length of mirror
1/f=1/p+1/q

P= object
Q= image

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13
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Refraction of light

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Bending of light as it passes from one medium to another is called refraction

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14
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Laws of refraction

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The incident ray, the normal and the refracted ray at the point of incident, all lie on the same plane

The ratio of the sine of angle of incident to the sine of angle of reflection is always equal to the constant=n

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15
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Snells law

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Sin <i/sine<r =constant = n

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16
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Focal length

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Distance from pole of mirror to principal focus

17
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Relation between focal length and radius

A

F=R/2 (concave)
F=-R/2 (covex)

18
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Refractive index

A

Ratio of speed of light in air “c” to speed of light in medium “v”
n=c/v

19
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Total internal reflection

A

When the angle of incidence becomes larger than the critical angle, no refractio occurs. All the light goes back into the denser medium.