Calculate Number of. Reflection With Two Mirrors
The mirrors reflect the reflections of other mirrors within 180 degrees of the mirror’s face. Because the light is travelling in a straight line to and from each mirror, it bounces a number of times before reaching the eye. The number of times it bounces will be equal to the 360 degrees / angle between the two mirrors. As the mirrors angles decrease, the number of images will increase. This interesting experiment depicts the same.
- Working Principle: Laws of reflection of light
- Product Material: EVA foam and acrylic
- Dimensions: Half circle dia – 8 cm & height-9 cm
- Age: 13 years
- Class/Grade: 8th
- Category: Physics
- Resource: Student
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Learning Outcomes
- It is a physics experiment that shows Mirrors are reflecting surfaces which reflect light and the number of reflected images increases or decreases with the increasing or decreasing of angle between them.
- Students get a clear concept of the laws of reflection, refraction and the concept of light.
- Correlation between theory and practical becomes easier
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