If you hold a spoon in front of your face so that you see your image...
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If you hold a spoon in front of your face so that you see your image in the bowl of the spoon, your image is upright when you hold the spoon close to your face, but inverted when you hold the spoon far away. |
Part A Construct the correct explanation why this change occurs. Drag the terms on the left to the appropriate blanks on the right to complete the sentences.
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Homework Answers
When you look at spoon you seems to see yourself in a mirror . When you move closer to the spoon .. spoon acts as a concave mirror and you as an object placed inside the focus of mirror then the light rays seems to be diverged and virtual image will be formed which will be upright.
But when you are far away and see your image you are out of focus and image will be inverted as light rays diverge
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