Class 8ScienceLight
Spherical Mirrors
Concave mirror: curved inward (reflecting surface inside). Can form real, inverted images (when object far) or virtual, magnified (close up). Used in: torches (light converges), doctors (ear/dental examination), solar cookers. Convex mirror: curved outward (reflecting outside). Always forms virtual, erect, diminished image. Used in: rear-view mirrors (wide field of view).
10 examples
Concept check 1
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Definition to application 2
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Formula warm-up 3
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Reasoning practice 4
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Board-style short answer 5
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Mistake correction 6
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Visual interpretation 7
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Applied word problem 8
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Revision challenge 9
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Exam recap 10
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