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    This document provides directions for students to complete a table calculating image properties such as location, orientation, size and type using the mirror equation and ray diagrams for concave and convex mirrors with a focal length of 15 cm and objects placed at various distances in front of the mirrors. Students are to determine the image distance, whether the image is upright or inverted, if it is the same size, reduced, or enlarged compared to the object, and if the image is real or virtual for each row in the table.

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    This document provides directions for students to complete a table calculating image properties such as location, orientation, size and type using the mirror equation and ray diagrams for concave and convex mirrors with a focal length of 15 cm and objects placed at various distances in front of the mirrors. Students are to determine the image distance, whether the image is upright or inverted, if it is the same size, reduced, or enlarged compared to the object, and if the image is real or virtual for each row in the table.

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    Activity - Curved Mirrors

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    Isaac Louise Baraquiel
    This document provides directions for students to complete a table calculating image properties such as location, orientation, size and type using the mirror equation and ray diagrams for concave and convex mirrors with a focal length of 15 cm and objects placed at various distances in front of the mirrors. Students are to determine the image distance, whether the image is upright or inverted, if it is the same size, reduced, or enlarged compared to the object, and if the image is real or virtual for each row in the table.

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    ACTIVITY: CONCAVE AND CONVEX MIRRORS

    Directions: Using the ray diagram and the mirror equation, complete the given
    table below.

    Focal Location of IMAGE


    length the object Image Orientatio Size (same Type (real
    in front of Distance n (upright size, or virtual)
    the mirror (numerical or reduced or
    value) inverted) larger)
    Concave mirror
    15 cm 30 cm
    15 cm 35 cm
    15 cm 20 cm
    15 cm 7.5 cm
    15 cm 25 cm
    Convex mirror
    ̶ 15 cm 35 cm
    ̶ 15 cm 10 cm

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