Reflection through Spherical Mirrors

The video tutorial explains how different types of mirrors, such as concave, convex, and plane mirrors, affect image size and formation. It covers the principles of ray reflection in concave and convex mirrors, including the roles of the principal axis, focus, and center of curvature. The tutorial also discusses image characteristics for various object positions in both mirror types and introduces sign conventions for calculations. Practical applications of mirrors, such as in solar farms and vehicles, are highlighted.

What is the significance of the pole, focus, and center of curvature in spherical mirrors?

How does the image formed by a convex mirror differ from that formed by a concave mirror?

What are the sign conventions used for calculating image distance and size in spherical mirrors?