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Real and Virtual images
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Real and Virtual Image
When light reflects off surfaces or passes through lenses, it can form two kinds of images: real and virtual. A real image is formed when light rays actually meet at a point, and you can project it onto a screen, like what happens with a movie projector. A virtual image, h...
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Have you ever looked into a spoon and seen your face upside down on one side and right-side up on the other? That’s because of real and virtual images.
A real image forms when light rays actually meet at a point. It can be projected onto a screen when the object is placed at a distance greater than the mirror's focal length (F).
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