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    Qualitative Characteristics (Orientation, Type, and Magnification) of Images Formed by Mirrors

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    Qualitative Characteristics (Orientation, Type, and Magnification) of Images Formed by Mirrors

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    This document contains a student's submissions on learning tasks about the qualitative characteristics of images formed by different types of mirrors. The learning tasks explore plane mirrors, left-right reversal in mirrors, images formed in spherical mirrors, using mirrors to view an ambulance, and completing tables to describe features of concave and convex mirrors such as orientation, size, and whether the image is real or virtual.

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    This document contains a student's submissions on learning tasks about the qualitative characteristics of images formed by different types of mirrors. The learning tasks explore plane mirrors, left-right reversal in mirrors, images formed in spherical mirrors, using mirrors to view an ambulance, and completing tables to describe features of concave and convex mirrors such as orientation, size, and whether the image is real or virtual.

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    QUALITATIVE CHARACTERISTICS

    (ORIENTATION, TYPE, AND


    MAGNIFICATION) OF IMAGES
    FORMED BY MIRRORS

    SUBMITTED TO:
    MA'AM LOURDES TENORIO

    SUBMITTED BY:
    JULIENNE FRANCHESKA B. CASESERANO
    LEARNING TASK 1
    IMAGE IN A PLANE MIRROR

    1. Yes it is exactly the same and it is apparently found


    behind the mirror as I am is in front of the mirror.
    2. Right hand.
    3. It is inverted and it is a real image.
    LEARNING TASK 2
    MIRROR LEFT-RIGHT REVERSAL

    1. Letters A, H, I, O, M, T, U, V, W, X, and Y.
    2. MOM, WOW, and MA'AM
    3. Honesty is the best policy.
    LEARNING TASK 3
    IMAGE IN SPHERICAL MIRRORS

    1. My face became bigger and inverted. And it's as if I'm


    taking pictures with a 360-degree camera, but upside down.
    2. My arm appears to be much longer than usual.
    3. My appearance appears so small at the convex, and it is
    both virtual and erect.
    1. Obviously, we can see an ambulance.
    2. The already written inverse ambulance is viewed
    through the rear-view mirror, which is a convex mirror
    that provides a large-scale view of the vehicle's field so
    that the driver can comfortably learn about the
    ambulance and provide a way to it to reduce some
    accidents.
    LEARNING TASK 5
    Complete the table below by following the
    instructions. Write your answer in a separate sheet of
    paper.

    Behind
    Inverted
    The same
    Virtual
    LEARNINGTASK
    LEARNING
    LEARNING TASK666
    TASK
    CONCAVE MIRROR CONVEX MIRROR
    The reflective surface of a A convex mirror, like a curved mirror,
    concave mirror bulges away from has a reflective surface that bulges
    towards the light source. Because the
    the light source. Because
    parallel incident rays diverge after
    parallel incident rays intersect
    the reflection, it is also known as a
    at a focal point after an diverging mirror. When the reflected
    object's reflection, it is referred rays are extended behind the mirror,
    to as a convergent mirror. they converge at the focus.
    LEARNING TASK 7
    Complete the table using the information gathered from
    Learning Task 3. Do this in a separate sheet of paper.

    Behind In front
    Upright Inverted
    Smaller Bigger
    Virtual Real
    LEARNING TASK 8

    1. Convex Mirror
    2. Concave Mirror
    3. Convex Mirror

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