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In the ray model of light, light's direction is indicated by ______ on ______. Each line is known as a ______
.
In the ray model of light, light's direction is indicated by ______ on ______. Each line is known as a ______
.
Arrows Straight lines light ray
When many light rays ______, they form a ______
, which illustrates the collective behavior of light.
When many light rays ______, they form a ______
, which illustrates the collective behavior of light.
Combine light beam
The ray model simplifies the behavior of light by representing it as ______
lines, which helps in understanding phenomena like reflection and refraction.
The ray model simplifies the behavior of light by representing it as ______
lines, which helps in understanding phenomena like reflection and refraction.
straight
A ______
is a fundamental concept in the ray model of light, representing a single path that light can travel.
A ______
is a fundamental concept in the ray model of light, representing a single path that light can travel.
Unlike a single line, a ______
illustrates how multiple light rays collectively propagate from a light source, indicating its spread and intensity.
Unlike a single line, a ______
illustrates how multiple light rays collectively propagate from a light source, indicating its spread and intensity.
According to the laws of reflection, the ______ ray, the_____ ray, and the ______ at the point of incidence all lie in the _______
According to the laws of reflection, the ______ ray, the_____ ray, and the ______ at the point of incidence all lie in the _______
According to laws of reflection In a plane mirror, the image appears to be laterally ______, meaning that the left and right sides are reversed.
According to laws of reflection In a plane mirror, the image appears to be laterally ______, meaning that the left and right sides are reversed.
According to laws of reflection In a plane mirror, Unlike real images, a ______ image formed by a plane mirror cannot be captured on a surface.
According to laws of reflection In a plane mirror, Unlike real images, a ______ image formed by a plane mirror cannot be captured on a surface.
In regular reflection, parallel incident rays are reflected in the _____ direction due to a ______ surface. The angles of ______ and _______ are the same, resulting in an ____image.
In regular reflection, parallel incident rays are reflected in the _____ direction due to a ______ surface. The angles of ______ and _______ are the same, resulting in an ____image.
In ray diagrams for plane mirrors, after locating the image and drawing reflected rays, the next step is to draw ______ rays to trace the path of light from the object.
In ray diagrams for plane mirrors, after locating the image and drawing reflected rays, the next step is to draw ______ rays to trace the path of light from the object.
According to laws of reflection In a plane mirror, The image and object are _____ far from the mirror
According to laws of reflection In a plane mirror, The image and object are _____ far from the mirror
According to laws of reflection In a plane mirror, The image and the object have the ______
According to laws of reflection In a plane mirror, The image and the object have the ______
According to laws of reflection In a plane mirror, The image is ____
According to laws of reflection In a plane mirror, The image is ____
In irregular reflection, the ______ _______ rays are reflected in _______ directions as the surface is _____. Angles of ______ and _______ ______ from one ray to another. Therefore, ____ clear image is formed
In irregular reflection, the ______ _______ rays are reflected in _______ directions as the surface is _____. Angles of ______ and _______ ______ from one ray to another. Therefore, ____ clear image is formed
The angle of _____ is the same as angle of ______
The angle of _____ is the same as angle of ______
Flashcards
What is a light ray?
What is a light ray?
A straight line with an arrow that represents the direction of light.
What is a Light beam?
What is a Light beam?
A collection of many light rays traveling together.
What is the ray model of light?
What is the ray model of light?
Using straight lines and arrows to represent light's path.
What does the arrow on a light ray represent?
What does the arrow on a light ray represent?
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How does a light ray represent light?
How does a light ray represent light?
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First Law of Reflection
First Law of Reflection
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Second Law of Reflection
Second Law of Reflection
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Regular Reflection
Regular Reflection
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Irregular (Diffuse) Reflection
Irregular (Diffuse) Reflection
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Plane Mirror Image Characteristics
Plane Mirror Image Characteristics
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Study Notes
Laws of Reflection
- The incident ray, reflected ray, and the normal lie in the same plane at the point of incidence.
- The angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection.
Reflection in Plane Mirrors
- The image and object are equally far from the mirror.
- The image and the object are the same size.
- The image is virtual and cannot be captured on a surface.
- Real images can be captured on a surface.
- The image is laterally inverted.
- The image is upright.
Ray Diagrams
- Locate the image, I.
- Draw reflected rays.
- Draw incident rays.
Regular Reflection
- Parallel incident rays are reflected in the same direction due to a smooth surface.
- Results in a clear image because all rays have the same angles of incidence and reflection.
Irregular (Diffuse) Reflection
- Parallel incident rays are reflected in different directions due to a rough surface.
- Results in no clear image, due to the angles of incidence and reflection differing from one ray to another.
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The ray model represents light using straight lines to show its direction. Each line is a light ray, and a group of light rays together form a beam of light. This model helps visualize how light propagates.