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Reflection, Diffraction & Doppler Effect. 1 A student investigates diffraction. (a) Draw a diagram to illustrate what is meant by diffraction. (2) (b) The student directs microwave radiation at the gap between two metal plates, as shown below. microwave radiation source microwave
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23 Aug 2019 · Question Number Answer Mark 12(a) To be able to distinguish which reflection comes from which emission Or so one pulse returns before the next is emitted (Accept reverse arguments) (Ignore references to interference/standing waves etc) (1) 1 12(b) Use of v = s/t Correct use of factor of 2 with correct distance (0.5m) (2 × time or 2 × distance)
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29 Apr 2013 · Physics Worksheet Reflection and Refraction Section: Name: Mr. Lin 3 20. Example: What’s the speed of light in diamond? 21. Example: A ray of light travels from air to corn oil. If the ray of light in air makes an angle of 30.00 degrees to the normal, (a) what is the angle of refraction in corn oil? (b)
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in direction refraction , and it is a characteristic of all waves (e.g. sound). A classic example of refraction is a straw sticking out of a glass of water (see figure). Scattering Scattering is similar to reflection, but it is a common special case that doesn’t strictly follow the
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23 Aug 2019 · Reflection, Diffraction & Doppler Effect. Question Number Answer Mark . 1(a) (Plane) waves before a gap or edge . and. curved waves spread out after gap or barrier Direction indicated and wavelength constant throughout (1) (1) 2 1(b)(i) Wavelength approx. 4 cm (Accept specific value from 3.5 cm to 4 cm or a range)
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Diffraction: As a wave passes through a narrow slit, the part of the wave that passes through the slit will spread out into the region beyond the barrier. The narrower the slit, the more the waves' path will spread out around the barrier. When students begin to study light waves, Huygen's principle can be applied to light waves to
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Reflection Refraction Thereflection of a soundwave is called anecho. Reflection & Refraction All waves, whether transverse or longitudinal, canbereflected and refracted. Reflectionoccurs when:A wave hits a boundary betweentwo media and does not pass through, but instead stays in the original medium.
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692 Reflection and Refraction of Light *P25.9 (a) As measured from the diagram, the incidence angle is 60°, and the refraction angle is 35°. From Snell’s law, sin sin θ θ 2 1 2 1 = v v, then sin sin 35 60 ° 2 v c and the speed of light in the block is 20 10. × 8 ms . (b) The frequency of the light does not change upon refraction.
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them easily. Reflect is easier to understand than refract. Reflection is just a "bouncing" back of an image, while refraction is a change of direction of an image. A prism, for example refracts or bends light to create a rainbow. However, with just a little guidance, students can look at light and identify whether it refracts or reflects
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of reflection 6. transfer of energy by a wave to the medium through which it travels 12 3 4 56 7 8 absorption constructive diffraction interference law of reflection normal reflection refraction transmission Wave Interactions Directions: Use the clues and the terms listed below to complete the puzzle. Some terms may not be used. NOTE:
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Students observe that the angle of reflection is the same as the angle of incidence. b. Demonstration: Using a Light Pipe - A VSVS member shines a red laser through a light pipe to demonstrate total internal reflection. _____ C. Refraction Refraction will be demonstrated using a jar of water and a straw. _____ D. Diffraction a.
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reflected. According to the surface, we get regular reflection and diffuse reflection. The pot itself shows us regular reflection while the handles and knobs are matt and are examples of diffuse reflection. This explains why we see good reflections of ourselves in shiny mirrors and glass, but we don’t see ourselves reflected on the surface of ...
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Physics Worksheet Light Reflection and Refraction Name out the student Grade X Multiple Choice Questions 1 An experience is placed 20 cm in front of an plane. When you a large distance of refraction occurs because the worksheet and refraction and the due to exit point. What is possible questions on which of reflection refraction light and ...
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specular reflection, the angle of incidence θi equals the angle of reflection θr. Figure 2-4. Reflection from a mirror. A mirror is the most common example of specular light reflection. It usually consists of a glass sheet in front of a metallic coating where the …
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Reflection, absorption, Refraction, Diffraction – the basics. In this instance we only need to consider reflection. When light is reflected, the angle it hits the object at (angle of incidence) is the same as the angle it reflects off the object (angle of reflection). It is the reflected light that enters our eyes and our brain uses to ...
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A diffraction B dispersion C reflection D refraction. Question . 4. 4. Head to savemyexams.co.uk for more awesome resources An object is placed in front of a converging lens. ... angle of refraction. angle of refraction. larger than the critical angle smaller than the critical angle.
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Light – Reflection and Refraction CHAPTER9 We see a variety of objects in the world ar ound us. However , we ar e unable to see anything in a dark room. On lighting up the room, ... an effect known as the diffraction ofvery small, light has a tendency to light. Then the straight-line treatment of optics using rays fails. To explain phenomena
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examples of reflection, absorption and transmission. Reflection: This occurs when waves bounce off of a surface. If sound bounces off of a smooth, flat surface, an echo may be heard. Echoes are reflected sound waves that bounce from an object back to the listener. Absorption: This happens when some sound waves don’t bounce off of an object.
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The angle of refraction is sinθ2= n1 n2 sinθ1= 1.33 1 sin(26.6o)=0.595 θ2=sin −1(0.595)=36.5o tanθ2= 1 h h= 1 tan(36.5o) =1.35m Total internal reflection If light goes from a slow medium to a fast medium (e.g., from glass into air), then the angle of refraction is greater than the angle of incidence. This means that the angle of ...
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refraction away from the normal. 5. a) i)med1-med2 boundary refraction towards normal. At med2-air boundary refraction away from normal. ii) reflection angle = angle incidence. At med1-air boundary refraction away from normal. b) i) 60.2° ii) 31.7° c) TIR only occurs at a boundary with a less optically dense medium.
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Ways the Direction of Light Can Change - Reflection light path bends back from a reflective surface (e.g. mirror, surface of pond, table, chair, pen, etc.....) - Refraction light path bends at interface between two transparent media of different indices of refraction (densities).
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18 Sep 2017 · reflection and refraction. Explain 15 min 4.1 None 3 Students explain each station and connect vocabulary to each activity. Expand 15 min 2.1 None 3 Students design their own mirror trick using reflection and refraction. Evaluate 15 min 7.2 None 2 Students will complete a summative assessment on reflection and refraction.
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Fermat’s Principle applied to Reflection and Refraction -Snell’s Law examples -Imaging and the Lens Law -The Lens Maker’s Formula -Thin lens and keys for ray tracing -Optical Invariant -Composite Lenses . Introduction: While Maxwell’s equations can solve light propagation in a rigorous way, the exact
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same. The law of reflection states that the angle of incidence (θ. i) equals the angle of reflection (θ. r). If the barrier is in the shape of a parabola, then the waves will reflect and converge at a single point called a focal point. The reflection off the shape of the coast will influence the reflection of incoming waves. Waves head-
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22 Aug 2019 · Or attempt to determine angle of refraction for diamond (which won’t work) State that total internal reflection occurs because i > c Or State that total internal reflection occurs because r cannot be determined Diamond ray shown reflecting with angle 28˚ to normal and no other rays Example of calculation Glass: sin x = sin 28° × 1.5 x = 44 ...
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If the number of lines on a diffraction grating is 200 lines per mm, calculate the slit separation, d. 3. fin d the number of lines per metre 200 lines per mm = 200,000 lines per m 4. Calculate the separation d = -= 5 x 10 6m Example 11 If the number of lines on a diffraction grating is 500 lines per mm, calculate the slit separation, d. 1.
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Refraction makes lenses possible Because refraction bends rays toward the thickest part of a lens, parallel rays incident on a convex lens converge. The distance at which parallel rays converge is the lens focal length, f. Technically we need to check that the interference is constructive, too. f Parallel input rays
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31 May 2019 · A diffraction B dispersion C reflection D refraction. The image part with relationship ID rId3 was not found in the file. The image part with relationship ID rId3 was not found in the file. 11. Question 11. Head to savemyexams.co.uk for more awesome resources. The diagram represents a water wave.
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caused by diffraction, mirages caused by refraction, polarization caused by reflection and filters, thin‐film interference in soap films andair wedges, interference of lighton CDs) use the concepts of refraction, diffraction, and wave to explain the separationof light intocolours in various (e.g., light through a lightcontacting thin film,soap
Lab 8 Reflection and Refraction - University of Minnesota Duluth
The law of reflection states the angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection. Thus θ i = θ r. Law of refraction. Snell's law relates the angle of incidence to the angle of refraction. Snell's law is stated as n 1 sinθ 1 = n 2 sinθ 2 or n 1 sinθ i = n 2 sinθ t Here, n 1 and n 2 refer to the indices of refraction of the two ...
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3.3.2 Refraction, diffraction and interference 3.3.2.1 - Interference Path difference is the difference in the distance travelled by two waves. A coherent light source has the same frequency and wavelength and a fixed phase difference . Lasers are an example of light which is coherent and monochromatic, meaning they emit a single ...
Lesson 1 Refraction and Lenses The Physics ... - The Physics …
a. incidence b. refraction c. reflection 4. Referring to the statement above: a. cross the boundary without refracting b. undergo refraction at the same angle as the angle of incidence c. refract at an angle of refraction of 90 degrees d. reflect at the same angle as the angle of incidence
Reflection and Refraction - Mrs. Nadworny's Website
The light waves are slowed down by the different medium’s index of refraction. They will not bend if they enter at 900 or if the medium has the same index of refraction as the one the light just left 10.What is the Law of Reflection? Snell’s Law? Reflection = Incident angle = reflected angle Snell = n 1 sinθ 1 = n 2 sinθ 2
6th grade refraction of light final - Cloudinary
c. Investigate and describe the refraction of light passing through various materials. Preparation time: 1 ½ hours the first time to construct the viewers, after that 20 min Lesson time: 60 min Small group size: works best with one adult for every 5 students Materials: 1. Diffraction glasses: stevespanglerscience.com #WRBG 150, $19.99 for 15 ...
Introduction to Reflection and Refraction Worksheet
reflection is known as the Law of Reflection. Based on your observations, write the Law of Reflection below. 4. Five students are seated at their desks, which are spaced equally apart, in the front row of a classroom (see diagram below). The instructor places a large plane mirror on the board directly in front of the middle student. When student 1
Question: Reflection Refraction opaque objects that are …
Refraction Lesson 3 Reflection and Refraction Learning Outcomes After completing this lesson you will be able to • explain the laws of reflection • identify examples of reflection in daily life • compare the refraction of light through substances of different densities • explain how reflection and refraction produce natural phenomena
Diffraction : Taking Light Apart - McDonald Observatory
constructive and destructive interference, refraction, mechanical vs. electromagnetic waves), prisms & diffraction gratings, and basic trigonometry. Materials Required Per group: - Diffraction Materials Card *Note that the card is incorrectly labeled – the last "hole" is 5000/cm
Transformations Worksheet Name: Date - mayfieldschools.org
4. Alyssa made the design shown below. Which transformation could be used to show that gure A is congruent to gure B? A. add 5 to each x-coordinate B. multiply each y-coordinate by 1 C. multiply each x-coordinate by 1 D. rotate the gure 90 degrees about the origin
Refraction and Total Internal Reflection Worksheet key - JC …
Refraction and Total Internal Reflection Worksheet Light travels fastest owes" in media with a less optical density. Light travels astes slowest) in medla with a lower index of refraction v When ht passes into a medium in which it travels slower the refract from. ard the norrnal. When fight passes into a medium that is less optically dense. the
CHAPTER10 Light – Reflection and Refraction - NCERT
13. The laws of reflection hold good for (a ) plane mirror only (b) concave mirror only (c) convex mirror only (d) all mirrors irrespective of their shape Fig. 10.5 14. The path of a ray of light coming from air passing through a rectangular glass slab traced by four students are shown as A, B, C and D in Figure 10.5. Which one of them is ...
Cambridge IGCSE Physics (0625) Past paper questions and answers
10 v1 4Y11 Cambridge IGCSE Physics – past paper questions and answers Light – answers . Core 1 (a) refraction (b) (i) the normal should be drawn at right angles to the surface of the water at S (ii) the angle of incidence should be shown between the normal and the incident ray (c) (i) the beam should be reflected away from the normal along ST (ii) 1 total internal reflection
Light Reflection - Physics Classroom
MOP Connection: Reflection and Mirrors: sublevel 4 1. Describe the difference between diffuse reflection and regular (or specular) reflection. 2. Explain what causes light rays to undergo diffuse reflection. 3. Which one of the following diagrams depicts diffuse reflection? _____ 4. …
Lab 10: Snell’s Law and Refraction - Sue's Physics
• Compare least time travel to the rules of refraction • Use Snell’s Law to calculate the index of refraction of water and compare it to 1.33. • To identify the requirements for total internal reflection Exploration 1: Refraction!! In a real lab we would use a refraction tank to do a very similar experiment to this!!
LIGHT- REFLECTION AND REFRACTION WORKSHEET -1 …
10 With a help of a ray diagram, state the meaning of refraction of light. State Snell’s law of refraction of light and also express it mathematically. (2) 11 Given below are the refractive indices of a few media. Identify the media in which the speed of light will be highest and lowest respectively. medium Refractive Index (2)
Physics - Refraction Worksheet
Physics - Refraction Worksheet 1. Using Table 17-1 in your book, determine the speed of light in the following substances: a. Crown Glass b. Water c. Diamond 2. The speed of light in one type of plastic is 2. 50 x 108 m/s. What is the index of refraction of the plastic? 3. Light in air i s incident upon a piece of flint glass at an angle of 3 ...
Ways the Direction of Light Can Change - City University of Hong …
Ways the Direction of Light Can Change - Reflection light path bends back from a reflective surface (e.g. mirror, surface of pond, table, chair, pen, etc.....) - Refraction light path bends at interface between two transparent media of different indices of refraction (densities).
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Diffraction on There are four ways a wave can react depending on the boundmy it encounters: Absorption; Reflection; Refraction; Diffraction. wave Absotption Corners Diffract Diffraction—part of a wave bends around a corncr. This is partially how we hear around corners and how some light can be seen around cor- ners. What happens is the corner ...
