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gayaneshka [121]
3 years ago
15

Light and Reflection

Physics
1 answer:
pantera1 [17]3 years ago
3 0

The law of reflection allows to find the results for the questions about ray reflection in a plane mirror are:

    a) Attachment we see a diagram of the incident and reflected rays, incident and reflected angles are equal.

    b)  The extension of the reflected rays is what forms the image.

    c)  The image's distance  is 20 cm behind the flat mirror.

    d) The point D (normal for an angle of 50º) cannot perceive the rays coming from point A, B, C  

    e) the Rays at points A, B, C cannot perceive in the point E.

    f) attachment we see the rays that come out from the pencil eraser.

    g) The image is behind the mirror at 15 cm.

The geometric interaction describes the interaction of light rays with surfaces, looking for where the rays are directed, it is described by two phenomenological laws:

  • Refraction. Establishes a relationship between incident rays and those transmitted by material means.
  • Reflection. It establishes that the angle of incidence and reflection of the rays is the same.

             \theta_i = \theta_{r}  

From these two general laws, geometric optics establishes a relationship for the formation of the image, called the constructor's equation.

            \frac{1}{f} = \frac{1}{p} +  \frac{1}{q}

Where f is the focal length, p and q are the distance to the object and the image, respectively.

 

In this exercise, the medium is a mirror, which is why it must comply with the law of reflection.

a) In the attachment we see a diagram of the incident and reflected rays for the three points.

According to the law of reflection, the incident and reflected angles are equal.

b) From the diagram we can see that the extension of the reflected rays is what forms the image, which is called virtual and is located behind the mirror.

c) In the diagram we see two rays to form the image, we see that the distance to the object is equal to the distance to the image.

From the constructor's equation a plane mirror has an infinite radius.

      p = -q

Therefore the image's distance  is 20 cm behind the flat mirror.  Therefore the distance to the object and the image are the same, the negative sign indicates that the image is behind the mirror.

d) A person located at point D (normal for an angle of 50º) cannot perceive the rays coming from point A, B, C since their angle of reflection is not equal to the incident angle.

To perceive a ray it must have an angle of incidence of 25º.

e) Point E is located very far from the pencil, so the incident angle increases as does the reflected angle.

the Rays at points A, B, C cannot perceive.

f) In the attachment we see the rays that come out from the pencil eraser, they indicate that the distance to the plane mirror is 15.0 cm,

g) The image is behind the mirror at 15 cm.

In conclusion using the law of reflection we can find the results for the questions are:

     a) Attachment we see a diagram of the incident and reflected rays, incident and reflected angles are equal.

     b)  The extension of the reflected rays is what forms the image.

     c)  The image's distance  is 20 cm behind the flat mirror.

     d) The point D (normal for an angle of 50º) cannot perceive the rays coming from point A, B, C  

    e) the Rays at points A, B, C cannot perceive in the point E.

    f) attachment we see the rays that come out from the pencil eraser.

   g) The image is behind the mirror at 15 cm.

Learn more about the law of reflection here:  brainly.com/question/14062035

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