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what the normal ray

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the line premedical to the mirror

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what is the law of reflection

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the angle of incident = the angle of reflection

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what is the angle of incident

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it is the angle between the normal and the incident ray

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what is the angle of reflection

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it is the angle between the normal and the reflected ray

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what is a virtual image

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an image formed by the mirror, it cannot be projected on the screen

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what is a real image

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it is an image formed by focusing light rays into the screen

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what is refraction

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it is the change of direction of travel of waves when they cross over a boundary from one medium to another

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what is the rule of refraction

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  1. when light enters a more dense medium its refracted towards normal
  2. when light enters a less dense medium it is refracted away from normal
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how can you investigate refraction

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by getting a ray box and shooting it into a glass bock then comparing the angle of the incident with the angle of refraction
the results would show:
1. from air to glass the refractive angle would refract towards normal causing the incident angle to be larger than the angle of refraction
2. from glass to air the refractive angle would reflect away from normal, so the angle of refraction would be bigger than the angle of reflection

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10
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what is dispersion

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the splitting of white light into the colors of the spectrum by using a prism

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what would happen if light passes through the glass from air

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  1. the angle of the incident would always be greater than the angle of refraction
  2. the greater the angle of incident is, the greater the angle of reflection is
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what is snells law

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snell’s law state that angle of incident/ angle of reflection would always have the same value for the same medium that the block is made of regardless of the incident angle

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refractive index =

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sin i / sin r or speed of the light in the vacuum/speed of the light in the medium

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what happens if you keep increasing the angle of incident

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if you keep increasing the ingle of the incident you would keep increasing the angle of refraction until it emerges on the boundary, when that happens the angle of the incident would become the critical angle, if you increase the incident angle beyond the critical angle you would have total internal reflection, where the angle of the incident would be equal to the angle of refraction

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what is the formula for the critical angle

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sin c = 1/refractive index

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what is the endoscope and how is it used

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the endoscope is used by surgeons s to see inside the body. the endoscope contains two buddles of optical fibers one shine light on the captivity and the other and the other transmit back the light for the doctors to see, which either can be seen in an image or directly by the doctors, other than that the surgeons can use its energy for laser treatments, as for example, they can use it to seal off blood vessels or kill damaged cells