Reflection of Light by Other Media
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When an illuminated object is held in front of a thick plane glass mirror, several images are seen, out of which the second image is brightest. Give reason.
- 45∘
- 90∘
- 120∘
- 150∘
- 120 degrees
- 140 degrees
- 150 degrees
- 180 degrees
What is the difference between normal reflection and total internal reflection
Multiple images are formed by a thick plane mirror.Which of the following is the brightest of all the images?
First
Second
third
fourth
Why illusion are happening in our eyes
The phenomenon of light hitting a surface and then bouncing off is termed as
Refraction
Reflection
None of these
Diffusion
(a) A wall reflects light and a mirror also reflects light. What difference is there in the way they reflect light ? (b) Which type of reflection of light leads to the formation of images ?
- Reflection
- Absorption
- Refraction
- All of these
When an object is held in front of a thick plane glass mirror, what are the number of images obtained? Which image is the brightest one? Explain.
Which of the following options can a ray of light undergo?
Reflection
Absorption
Refraction
All of these
- Brain
- Object
- Eyes
- Reflection
- Light source
- Reflection
- Refraction
- Absorption
- All of these
- Brain
- Object
- Eyes
- Reflection
- Light source
- Biconcave lens
- Glass slab
- Plano-concave lens
- Biconvex lens
- Refraction
- Diffused reflection
- Regular reflection
- Reflection
- the first image is the brightest
- the second image is the brightest
- the images are equally bright
- the last image is the brightest
- Glass slab
- Plano-concave lens
- Biconcave lens
- Biconvex lens
- reflection
- rarefraction
- polarization
- absorption
- Brain
- Object
- Eyes
- Reflection
- Light source
- refraction
- transmission
- reflection
- dispersion
- planar
- diffused
- regular
- linear
- Biconvex lens
- Glass slab
- Biconcave lens
- Plano-concave lens