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Convex Mirror (Task 14) (G) do >R Convex Mirror d, by ray diagram- d, using equation (1) Percent difference in d hy by ray diagram M by ray diagram- M using equation (2) Percent difference in M ) do-R-2 Mirror d, by ray diagram d, using equation (1)- Percent difference in d hy by ray diagram M by ray diagram- M using equation (2) Percent difference in M
(ii) do-f Convex Mirror do d, by ray diagram- d, using equation (1)- . Percent difference in di h, by ray diagram- M by ray diagram M using equation (2) Percent difference in M- iv) do < f Convex Mirror A O d, by ray diagram d, using equation (1) Percent difference in d- h, by ray diagram # M by ray diagram - M using equation (2)- Percent difference in M . QUESTIONS 1. What type of image is formed by plane mirrors? 2. Describe the type of image formed by a convex mirror 3. List a few applications of concave and convex mirrors.
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