Physics
Light and mirrors questions cover the principles of reflection, image formation, and mirror magnification. Concepts include the properties of plane mirrors, the uses of concave mirrors in solar devices, and the behavior of light rays. These fundamentals are essential general science topics in major competitive examinations.
A girl whose eyes are $150 \mathrm{cm} $ above the ground looks at her reflection in a vertical mirror $ 250 \mathrm{cm} $ away. The top and bottom of the mirror are $200 \mathrm{cm} $ and $120 \mathrm{cm} $ above the ground respectively. What length below her eyes can she see of herself in the mirror?
A plane mirror:
(i) can form real image of a real object
(ii) neither converges not diverges the rays
(iii) cannot form real image of a real object
Choose the correct option or options.
An object is kept at $60$cm in front of a plane mirror. If the mirror is now moved $25$cm away from the object, how is the image shifted from its previous position?
In our houses, we use a _____________ to look at ourselves.
Image formed by a plane mirror is
What type of image is formed by a plane mirror ?
A person looks into the mirror by placing it close to his face. The image of his face was erect, laterally inverted and of the same size. Then, the mirror must be :
The nature of the image formed by a plane mirror is :
The sideways reversal of the image by plane mirror is called
In case of plane mirror, the size of the image is equal to the size of the object, irrespective of the distance of the object from the mirror.
The image of a real object in a plane mirror is always:
The image formed by a plane mirror is generally inverted. State whether true or false.