Is a property of light that occurs when light bounces back as it hits it surface.

States that the angle of reflection is the same as the angle of incidence

When the light from a source hits a surface, some of the light is reflected back, and other are absorbed. The direction of the reflected light depends on where the incoming light hits the surface of a reflecting object.

Types of Reflection

When the light strikes a smooth surface

Light strikes in a rough Surface

Are reflective surfaces made up of glass

The image formed by plane mirrors can be traced using?

Two Light Sources

Types of Image

It is a type of image that is infront of the mirror

It is a type of a image that is behind on a mirror

Types of Mirror

2 Parts of Curved Mirror

It is a diverging mirror

Converging mirror

Enumerate LOST

It is where it cuts through the center

It is the geometrical center of the mirror

The actual physical center of the mirror

The distance from the center of curvature to the vertex of the mirror

It is the Midpoint of the radius of curvature

It is the distance from the vertex

This refers to the left-to-right reversal plane mirrors

This is the type of mirrors wherein incident light rays are converged or brought to a certain point or focus

This is the type of mirrors wherein light rays are spread out and dispersed bu the mirror