General objective of this lecture is to present on Real Images vs. Virtual Images. Real images are formed by mirrors or lenses when light rays actually converge and pass through the image. Real images will be located in front of the mirror forming them. A real image can be projected onto a piece of paper or a screen. If photographic film were placed here, a photo could be created. Virtual images occur where light rays only appear to have originated. For example, sometimes rays appear to be coming from a point behind the mirror.
More Post
-
Aluminum Hydroxide – an inorganic compound
-
Numerous Species of Woodland Birds are in Danger, and We are Unsure of the Best Ways to Save Them
-
Experimental Marketing
-
Social Capital
-
A Self-pollinating Plant Loses Genetic Variation Rapidly
-
Stress and Insomnia are connected to Abnormal Heart Rhythms after Menopause
Latest Post
-
Cobalt(II) Fluoride – a chemical compound
-
Cobalt(II) Carbonate
-
According to Survey, 25% of respondents feel they have Undiagnosed ADHD
-
Physical Activity Lowers the Risk of Cardiovascular Disease by decreasing Stress-related Brain Activity
-
Cobalt(II) Bromide – an inorganic compound
-
Cobalt(II) Acetate