ray diagram in concave mirrors
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Ray diagram construction for concave mirrors
Presented byObina Johnson Okeny.
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Objectives:
• To show how rays travel in order to form images in a concave mirrors.• To show and state the nature of
images formed.
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The paths of three rays are known.• Rays traveling parallel to the
principal axis• Rays passing through the principal
focus • Rays passing through the centre of
curvature
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C F P
(a) Rays parallel to the principal axis are reflected and they pass through the principal focus
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(b) Rays passing through the principal focus (F) will move parallel to the principal axis after reflection
C F P
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(c) Ray passing through the centre of curvature (C) are reflected back along their own paths because they are normal to the mirror.
C F P
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FC P
I am parallel to the principal axis. Always draw me first
I am the Object
I am re
flected and
pass th
rough F.For me, I pass
through F first
I am reflected parallel to the principal axis
I pass through C
and I am reflected
back along my own
path
Now let us draw a ray diagram for an object beyond C
What is the nature of the image formed?
Imag
e
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FC P
I am parallel to the principal axis. Always draw me first
I am the Object
I am re
flected and
pass th
rough
F.
For me, I pass
through F first
I am reflected parallel to the principal axis
Now let us draw a ray diagram for an object at C
I am
the
imag
e
What is the nature of image formed?
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FC P
I am parallel to the principal axis.
I am the Object
I am re
flected and
pass th
rough
F.
For me, I pass
through F first
I am reflected parallel to the principal axis
Now the object is between C and F
I am
the
imag
e no
w.
What is the nature of this image?
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FC P
I am the Object
Now let us draw a ray diagram for an object at F
We will meet at in
finity to
form a real, inverted
magnified image.
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FC P
I am the Object
I am reflected and
pass through F.
For m
e, I p
ass
thro
ugh F
first
I am reflected parallel to the principal axis
I pass through C and I am reflected
back along my own path
Now let us draw a ray diagram for an object between F and P
I am the image.
What is the nature of image formed?