IFP OER Curation LMS View > page > Grade 8 | Physical Science | Chapter 1. Reflection of Light at Curved Surfaces | Concept 1: Formation of an image by a plane mirror > Formation of an image by a plane mirror Grade: 8 Subject: Physical Sciences Chapter: 6. Reflection of light by plane surfaces Concepts: Formation of an image by a plane mirror.( textbook pg no.87) Learning Outcomes: At the end of the activity, students will be able to Understand how a plane mirror forms an image, using the laws of reflection. Understand the properties of the image formed by a plane mirror ( Refer to the textbook page number. 87-88) Activity Instructions: Move the object and observe the rays. The angles of incidence have changed. What about the angles of reflection? Is the law of reflection still being followed? Select the ‘Show Grid and Axes’ option.Measure the size of the object and the size of the image, using the grid. Are they the same? Measure the distance of the object from the mirror and the distance of the image from the mirror, using the grid. Are they the same? Image Formation in Plane Mirrors by Tom Walsh is licenced as Free for use for non-profit educational purposes https://ophysics.com/index.html Assessment: R2: Assessment during discussion: If a ray is incident on a plane mirror, what will be the angle of reflection? (textbook pg.90) Why does the image mirror suffer lateral inversion? (textbook pg.90) Respond to the questions given in the resource (R2). Curator(s): Shalini Soni SME Reviewers: Shanta Pendkar & Shamin Padalkar QC Reviewer: Karthik.S SCERT Reviewer: Date of Curation: Licence & Attribution: [Contributed by raju.sambari@tiss.edu on 28. August 2023 20:52:43] × Tags No tags defined yet! Views Show no. of views Rating 5 4 3 2 1 0 Programs
Formation of an image by a plane mirror
Grade:
8
Subject:
Physical Sciences
Chapter:
6. Reflection of light by plane surfaces
Concepts:
Formation of an image by a plane mirror.( textbook pg no.87)
Learning Outcomes:
At the end of the activity, students will be able to
Understand how a plane mirror forms an image, using the laws of reflection.
Understand the properties of the image formed by a plane mirror
( Refer to the textbook page number. 87-88)
Activity Instructions:
Move the object and observe the rays. The angles of incidence have changed. What about the angles of reflection?
Is the law of reflection still being followed?
Select the ‘Show Grid and Axes’ option.Measure the size of the object and the size of the image, using the grid. Are they the same?
Measure the distance of the object from the mirror and the distance of the image from the mirror, using the grid. Are they the same?
Image Formation in Plane Mirrors by Tom Walsh
is licenced as Free for use for non-profit educational purposes
https://ophysics.com/index.html
Assessment:
R2: Assessment during discussion:
If a ray is incident on a plane mirror, what will be the angle of reflection? (textbook pg.90)
Why does the image mirror suffer lateral inversion? (textbook pg.90)
Respond to the questions given in the resource (R2).
Curator(s):
Shalini Soni
SME Reviewers:
Shanta Pendkar & Shamin Padalkar
QC Reviewer:
SCERT Reviewer:
Date of Curation:
Licence & Attribution: