Concave mirrors

A real image is inverted and can be projected on a screen

• true

• false

• maybe

• i dont know

All of the following are examples of concave mirrors except one, what is it?

• make up mirrors

• dental mirrors

• side mirrors

• inward scoop of spoon

what type of image is formed at the focus of a concave mirror ?

• Real, inverted and Enlarged

• Real, Inverted and Diminished

• No image formed at F

• Virtual, Enlarged and Erect

Concave mirrors are known to reflect light inward to a point called?

• Center of curvature

• Focus

• Reflected ray

• Principal axis

Which of the following is an application of concave mirrors?

• Solar cooker

• Car side mirrors

• Flat mirror

• Convex telescopes

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS4-5

which of the following is the correct characteristics of the image formed on the image on the left?

• Real image, Erect and Same Size as the object

• Virtual image, Inverted and Same size as the object

• Real image, Inverted and Same size as the object

• Virtual, Erect and Diminished

Describe the image formed on the diagram

• Real image, Inverted, Enlarged

• Real image, Inverted, Diminished

• Virtual image, Inverted, Diminished

• Virtual image, Inverted, Discriminate

Why can we not use concave mirrors as side mirrors for automobiles?

• Because concave mirrors produces varying images at different distances

• Because concave mirrors collects too much dust because of its shape

• Concave mirrors produces small images which cannot be seen by the driver

• Concave mirrors are only used for flashlights

How are concave mirrors used in flashlights?

• Concave mirrors focuses the light of flashlight in one direction

• Concave mirrors makes flashlights ligther

• Concave mirrors make the flashlight more beautiful to look at

• Concave mirrors doesn't have a purpose on flashlights

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS4-5

1.      Any rays that is going to a mirror or will strike a mirror parallel to the principal axis of a mirror is called,

• Accident Ray

• Incident Ray

• Mechanical wave

• Reflected ray