P14 Light Flashcards

1
Q

normal

A

line perpendicular to mirror

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2
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angle of incidence, angle of reflection

A

angle between incident,reflected ray and the normal
law of reflection states they are equal

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3
Q

forming an image with a plane mirror

A

virtual, upright and laterally inverted image

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4
Q

real vs virtual images

A

A real image is formed where light rays actually converge after reflection or refraction, and it can be projected onto a screen.

A virtual image is formed when light rays appear to diverge from a point but don’t actually converge, and it cannot be projected onto a screen.

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5
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specular vs diffuse reflection

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6
Q

RP Refraction

A

compare angle of refraction with angle of incidence at the point the light ray enters the glass

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7
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refraction rules

A
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8
Q

red colour filter

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transmits only red wavelengths, and absorbs all other wavelengths of the visible light spectrum

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9
Q

colour combinations

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red + blue = magenta
red + green = yellow
blue + green = cyan
red + blue + green = white

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10
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red coloured surfaces

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reflect only red wavelengths, and absorbs all other wavelengths of the visible light spectrum

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11
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transparent objects

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12
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translucent objects

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13
Q

why does refraction happen when moving from air to glass

A

different parts of the wavefront
enter the glass at different times
the velocity / speed (of light) is
less in glass
(so) one part of the wave front
changes speed before other
parts

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