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Reflection and Image Formation by Mirrors

Brooklyn College 1 Reflection and Image Formation by Mirrors Purpose a. To study the Reflection of light b. To study the Formation and characteristics of images formed by different types of Mirrors . Theory When light (wave) travelling in one medium encounters a boundary of another medium, part of the light bounce back to the same medium, called the Reflection and some part of light may pass into the second medium, called the Refraction. In this lab, you will study Reflection of light from different Mirrors . Figure 1 shows an example of Reflection from a plane surface such as mirror.

(f) is given by mirror equation d o d i f 1 1 1 (3) where d o, d i and f are measured from the mirror on the principal axis. The magnification of the image is given by o i o i d d h h m (4) Both relations given in Eq. (2) and (3) hold for concave as well as convex mirrors. Focal length for concave mirror is taken as position and for convex lens ...

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