In graphical method, a ray that is parallel to the central axis of the mirror is reflected:A. parallel to the central axisB. passing through the focus (F)What is the description of image if M is negative?A. real5.C. passing through the vertex (x)D. passing through the center of curvature (C)6.B. virtualC. uprightD. invertedWhat does a negative radius mean?A. that the focus is behind the mirrorB. that the center is behind the mirrorWhat image is said to exist only in the perceived location?A. real image7.C. that the focus is in front of the mirrorD. that the center is in front of the mirror.8.B. virtual imageC. magnified imageD. diminished image

5) B passing through the focus. 6) D inverted

In graphical method, a ray that is parallel to the central axis of the mirror is reflected: A. parallel to the central axis B. passing through the focus (F) What is the description of image if M is negative? 5. C. passing through the vertex (x) D. passing through the center of curvature (C) 6. A. real B. virtual C. upright D. inverted 7. What does a negative radius mean? A. that the focus is behind the mirror C. that the focus is in front of the mirror B. that the center is behind the mirror D. that the center is in front of the mirror.

In graphical method, a ray that is parallel to the central axis of the mirror is reflected: A. parallel to the central axis B. passing through the focus (F) What is the description of image if M is negative? 5. C. passing through the vertex (x) D. passing through the center of curvature (C) 6. A. real B. virtual C. upright D. inverted 7. What does a negative radius mean? A. that the focus is behind the mirror C. that the focus is in front of the mirror B. that the center is behind the mirror D. that the center is in front of the mirror.

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter23: Mirrors And Lenses

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 4CQ: Construct ray diagrams to determine whether each of the following statement is true (T) or false...

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