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    The document discusses developing e-content on the laws of reflection. It covers the key concepts of plane mirrors where the reflecting surface is flat, and spherical mirrors where the surface is curved. Spherical mirrors are further divided into convex mirrors with outward curvature and concave mirrors with inward curvature. The law of reflection states that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection, with the incident ray, reflected ray, and normal all lying in the same plane. The e-content aims to help students understand image formation using different types of mirrors and applications of the laws of reflection.

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    The document discusses developing e-content on the laws of reflection. It covers the key concepts of plane mirrors where the reflecting surface is flat, and spherical mirrors where the surface is curved. Spherical mirrors are further divided into convex mirrors with outward curvature and concave mirrors with inward curvature. The law of reflection states that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection, with the incident ray, reflected ray, and normal all lying in the same plane. The e-content aims to help students understand image formation using different types of mirrors and applications of the laws of reflection.

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    The document discusses developing e-content on the laws of reflection. It covers the key concepts of plane mirrors where the reflecting surface is flat, and spherical mirrors where the surface is curved. Spherical mirrors are further divided into convex mirrors with outward curvature and concave mirrors with inward curvature. The law of reflection states that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection, with the incident ray, reflected ray, and normal all lying in the same plane. The e-content aims to help students understand image formation using different types of mirrors and applications of the laws of reflection.

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    The document discusses developing e-content on the laws of reflection. It covers the key concepts of plane mirrors where the reflecting surface is flat, and spherical mirrors where the surface is curved. Spherical mirrors are further divided into convex mirrors with outward curvature and concave mirrors with inward curvature. The law of reflection states that the angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection, with the incident ray, reflected ray, and normal all lying in the same plane. The e-content aims to help students understand image formation using different types of mirrors and applications of the laws of reflection.

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    TOPIC
    Laws of reflection
    Angle of incidence is equal to angle of reflection
    Incidenct ray, reflected ray, nomal all lie in the same plane
    Reflecting medium
    Involves
    Plane mirror Spherical mirror
    Reflecting surface is plane
    Convex mirror Concave mirror
    Image of the same size is obtained
    at the same distance from the mirror Reflecting surface Reflecting surface
    curved outwards curved Inwards
    Image formed is Image may be
    small,virtual and small,large,real
    inverted or virtual
    Uses Uses Uses
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    E-CONTENT DEVELOPMENT OF
    LAWS OF REFLECTION
    1. HOME
    http://www.physicsclassroom.com/
    http://www.physics.about.com
    Http://www.physics.umm.edu
    http://www.physics4kids.com
    2. OBJECTIVES
    To develop e-content on the topic Laws of reflection
    To form the concept of reflection
    To form the idea about plane mirror and spherical mirror.
    To develop an understanding of Laws of reflection and is applications in real
    life situations
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    CONCEPTS
    1) Plane mirror :- A mirror in which reflecting surface is plane
    2) Spherical mirror :- A mirror in which reflecting surface is spherical
    3) Convex mirror :- If the reflecting surface is curved outwards
    4) Concave mirror :- If the reflecting surface is curved inwards
    LAW
    LAWS OF REFLECTION :- Angle of incidence is equal to angle of reflection.
    Incident ray, reflected ray, normal all lie in the same plane.
    SUMMARY
    Laws of reflection states about reflection. Reflecting medium are of two types
    plane mirror and spherical mirror. A mirror in which reflecting surface is plane is called
    plane mirror . . A mirror in which reflecting surface is spherical is called spherical mirror.
    spherical mirror are of two types Convex mirror and Concave mirror. A mirror in which
    reflecting surface is curved inwards is called concave mirror. A mirror in which
    reflecting surface is curved outwards is called is Convex mirror. In the plane mirror image is
    obtained at the same distance from the mirror and have the same size. Image formation in
    the convex mirror is small, virtual and inverted. In concave mirror image may be small,
    large, real and virtual. Laws of reflection states that :- Angle of incidence is equal to angle
    of reflection. Incident ray, reflected ray, normal all lie in the same plane. All these mirrors
    have many uses in daily life situations. Plane mirror is used to reflect light and view our
    face. Convex mirror is used as rearview mirror in a vehicle. In medical field, search light,
    telescope Concave mirror is used. Thus the e-content can be conveyed very easily and
    clearly to the students. It will definitely motivate them to learn. By using the wide scope of e-
    content we can make the teaching learning process more effective.

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