do now: a 2.25 cm object is 8.5 cm to the left of a concave mirror of 5.5 cm focal length. 1. find...
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Do Now:
A 2.25 cm object is 8.5 cm to the left of a concave mirror of 5.5 cm focal length.
1. Find the image position2. Find the image height
Do Now:
A 3.5 cm object is 9 cm to the left of a concave mirror of 6 cm focal length. The image is located 18 cm from the mirror. Find the image height.
Do Now (5/14/12):1. Copy the following diagram exactly
onto your paper. 2. Draw a ray diagram and locate the
image3. Is the image reduced or enlarged?4. Is the image upright or inverted?
C F
Single Mirror Propertiesdo di m imagedo>C C>di>f Reduced,
invertedReal
C>do>f di>C Enlarged, inverted
Real
f>do (negative)
Enlarged Virtual
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For mirrors:
Lenses
LensA piece of transparent material
used to focus light and form an image◦Convex: thicker at the center◦Concave: thinner at the center
Lens Equations – same as Mirror Equations!
Thin Lens Equation
Magnification
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Image Formation:
Ray Diagrams Step 1:
Ray Diagrams Step 2:
Ray Diagrams
D. Image at F
E. Object in front of F
Tomorrow:Short quiz on diagrams:
◦One mirror diagram◦One lens diagram
Bring any work you have done so far on your next art piece; I will have materials also
Practice:Complete BOTH SIDES of the
Lens Diagram sheet; it is due by the end of class
Once you finish, you may work on homework or Mirror diagram sheets
Prepare for quiz tomorrow
Do Now (5/15/12):1. Copy the following lens diagram
exactly onto your paper. 2. Draw a ray diagram and locate the
image3. Is the image reduced or enlarged?
upright or inverted? Real or virtual?
C FF
Do Now (5/17/12): Fill in the blank
1. Dispersion is the splitting of _________ into its _____________.
2. The index of refraction “n” is always greater than _______.
3. The speed of light is constant in _____.
4. ___________does not change as light moves to another medium.
Unit 5: LightThe electromagnetic spectrum
◦ Types of rays◦ Uses◦ Approximate sizes
Light behavior◦ Reflection◦ Refraction◦ Diffraction/dispersion
Mirrors◦ Equations◦ diagrams
Lenses ◦ Equations (same as mirror)◦ Diagrams
Practice:Use the rest of class to work on
your review packetIt is due next Friday, but
remember… this is a very big unit and you will not come to this class every day next week! Use this time to review
You may also work on your art piece
If you need any previous slide shows, please let me know
Do Now (5/18/12):
Pass in your Do Now’s and wait quietly for instructions. Happy Friday!