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THE ANGLE THAT THE REFLECTED RAY MAKES WITH THE PERPENDICULAR LINE.
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| THE ANGLE THE INCIDENT RAY MAKE WITH A LINE DRAWN PERPENDICULAR TO THE SURFACE OF THE MIRROR. |
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| THE LAW OF REFLECTION STATES THAT THE ANGLE OF REFLECTION IS EQUAL TO THE ANGLE OF INCIDENCE. |
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ALWAYS PRODUCES VIRTUAL IMAGES |
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IS A COPY OF AN OBJECT FORMED AT THE LOCATION FROM WHICH THE LIGHT RAYS APPEAR TO COME
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WHEN THE OUTSIDE SURFACE OF A CURVED MIRROR IS THE REFLECTING SURFACE.
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CAN FORM BOTH VIRTUAL OR REAL IMAGES |
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| CONVEX MIRRORS ALWAYS CAUSE LIGHT RAYS TO SPREAD OUT AND CAN ONLY FORM VIRTUAL IMAGES. |
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IS THE RATIO OF THE SPEED OF LIGHT IN A VACUUM TO THE SPEED OF LIGHT IN A MATERIAL |
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CAN ONLY MAKE VIRTUAL IMAGE |
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| AN OBJECT MADE OF TRANSPARENT MATERIAL THAT HAS ONE OR MORE CURVED SURFACES THAT CAN REFRACT LIGHT |
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THE CURVATURE AND THICKNESS OF LENSES AFFECT THE WAY IT REFRACTS |
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IS CURVED INWARD AT THE CENTER AND ITS THICKEST AT THE OUTSIDE EDGES |
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CONCAVE LENSES ALWAYS CAUSE LIGHT RAYS TO SPREAD OUT |
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IS CURVED OUTWARD AT THE CENTER AND IS THINNEST AT THE OUTER EDGES |
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A MATERIAL WITH LOW INDEX OF FRACTION (NEAR 1) CAUSES LIGHT TO SLOW AND REFRACT VERY LITTLE |
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WHEN LIGHT ENTERS A NEW MEDIUM AT AN ANGLE, THE CHANGE IN SPEED CAUSES THE LIGHT TO BEND, OR REFRACT |
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| THE POINT AT WHICH LIGHT RAYS PARALLEL TO THE AXIS OF THE MIRROR OR LENS MEET OR APPEAR TO MEET |
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STRAIGHT LINE GOES THROUGH THE MIRROR |
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| A DIAGRAM THAT SHOWS HOW LIGHT RAYS CHANGE DIRECTION WHEN THEY STRIKE MIRRORS AND PASS THROUGH LENSES |
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TOTAL INTERNAL REFLECTION |
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| IS THE COMPLETE REFLECTION OF A LIGHT RAY BACK INTO ITS ORIGINAL MEDIUM |
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INSTRUMENT THAT USES LENSES OR MIRRORS TO COLLECT AND FOCUS LIGHT FROM DISTANT OBJECTS |
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WHAT ARE THE TWO MAIN TYPES OF A TELESCOPES? |
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1. REFLECTING TELESCOPE
2. REFRACTING TELESCOPE |
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USES CONVEX LENSES TO COLLECT AND FOCUS LIGHT |
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USES MIRRORS AND CONVEX LENSES TO COLLECT AND FOCUS LIGHT |
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WHAT ARE THE BASIC PARTS OF A CAMERA? |
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1. FILM
2. SHTTER
3. SHUTTER RELEASE BUTTON
4. VIEW FINDER
5. PRISM
6. MIRROR
7. LENSE ELEMENTS
8. DIAPHRAGM
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WHAT ARE THE BASIC PARTS OF A MICROSCOPE? |
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1. EYEPIECE LENS
2. OBJECTIVE LENS
3. SLIDE FOR SPECIMEN
4. MIRROR |
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WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF THE EYE? |
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1. CORNEA
2. PUPIL
3. IRIS
4. LENS
5. RETINA
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WHAT ARE THE THREE MAJOR VISION PROBLEMS? |
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1. NEARSIGHTEDNESS
2. FARSIGHTEDNESS
3. ASTIGMATISM |
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CARRY DIGITAL INFORMATION
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SEND SIGNALS IN THE FORM OF LIGHT
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MADE FROM ULTRA-PURE GLASS
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CURVED SHAPED COATING OF THE EYE THAT HELPS TO FOCUS LIGHT ENTERING THE EYE |
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THE BLACK PART OF THE EYE IN WHICH LGHT PASSES THROUGH |
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THE COLORED PART OF YOUR EYE THAT CONTRACTS AND EXPANDS TO CONTROL THE AMOUNT OF LIGHT THAT ENTERS IT |
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SEALED CAPSULE CARING FLUID THAT FOCUSES THE LIGHT INTO SENSOR CELLS |
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THE INNER SURFACE OF THE EYE THAT FOCUSES, REFRACTS AND COLLECTS LIGHT |
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CONDITION OF THE EYE THAT CAUSES NEARBY OBJECTS TO APPEAR BLURRY |
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CONDITION OF THE EYE THAT CAUSES DISTANT OBJECTS TO APPER BLURRY |
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| CONDITION OF THE EYE IN WHICH OBJECTS AT ANY DISTANT APPEAR BLURRY BECAUSE THE CORNEA OR LENS IS MISSHAPED |
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