Chapter 14 & 15 Vocab Flashcards

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1
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A material which light can pass through in straight lines.

A

Transparent

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2
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A material which light cannot pass through because it is reflected or absorbed.

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Opaque

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3
Q

Color that reflects all light

A

White

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4
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Color that absorbs all light

A

Black

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5
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Red, blue, and green light produce all other color of the spectrum.

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Additive primary colors

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6
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Two colors added together to create white.

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Complementary colors

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7
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When mixed create all the colors of the spectrum.

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Subtractive primary colors

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8
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The angle of reflection equals the angle of incidence.

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Law of Reflection

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9
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Incoming light Ray

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Incident Ray

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10
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Outgoing light Ray

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Reflected Ray

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11
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Imaginary line that bisects the incident and reflected rays.

A

Normal

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12
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Angle between the incident ray and the normal.

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Angle of incidence

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13
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Angle between the reflected ray and the normal.

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Angle of reflection

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14
Q

The classification of electromagnetic waves according to frequency.

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Electromagnetic Spectrum

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15
Q

An image caused by light rays that appear to meet but do not actually do so, cannot be projected on a screen.

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Virtual image

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16
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Surfaces that curve outward, the image will appear smaller and virtual.

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Convex mirror

17
Q

Surfaces that curve inward, image appears larger than it actually is, forms real and virtual images.

A

Concave mirror

18
Q

The light rays actually meet, can be projected onto a screen.

A

Real image

19
Q

Image is virtual, right side up, backwards

A

Flat or plane