Ray Model and Refletion note
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Ray Model and Refletion note
Ray Model of Light and Reflection Light radiates in all directions from a luminous object. Its direction of travel can be represented by straight lines called light rays. Light rays dna thgiL fo ledoM yaR noitcelfeR normal in ci Light is 100% REFLECTED off of a mirror. de nt ra Angles are always measured relative to y the normal ra When the mirror is flat, the light rays that are reflected follow certain laws ed ct le ef y r θi θr reflecting surface *copy the following diagram and laws...... Don't Copy Predict where this light ray will reflect. normal Demos: Ball, laser, and/or string Mirror terminology and laws (click below for laws) point of incidence First Law of Reflection: angle of incidence (θi) = angle of reflection (θr). Second Law of Reflection: the incident ray, reflected ray and normal are all in the same plane. You will now do a 20 minute activity to prove your prediction normal 1. Draw this diagram using a ruler! base angle of angle of incidence reflection 4 2. Create this table Trial # 3 2 1 angle of incidence angle of reflection Hints: • make sure the rays all hit at the point of incidence • work on the lab benches not on your desk • use a sharp pencil point of incidence 1 2. Place a mirror on the base line, shine a light ray along each numbered incident ray, and mark each reflected ray with a numbered dot. normal 3. Draw in the reflected rays beginning from the point of incidence each time. 3 2 Click just below centre each photo Diffuse reflection 4. Complete your table by measuring the angles relative to the normal. Mirror 4 Specular reflection http://canebrakecollections.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1 Be sure to get the definition of each. 1 http://www.sleepees.com/ 5. Make a conclusion, clean up, show the teacher, sit down. Practice..practice..practice. Read p. 460462 Answer p 462 #13 Do you want to see something really cool? If yes then when I uncover this box stare at the 4 dots in the middle of the object for 1 minute and then look at something flat and white or light in colour. 2