Types of Spherical Mirrors
There are two types of spherical mirror:
1- Concave Mirror (Converging Mirror)
2- Convex Mirror (Diverging Mirror)
- Concave Mirror:
The spherical mirror in which inner side of the surface is polished for reflection is called a concave mirror.
Properties:
The bulging side is polished.
Reflection occurs from its hollow side.
They converge the parallel rays at a point
They can form real and imaginary, both types of images.
- Convex Mirror:
The spherical mirror in which inner side of the surface is polished for reflection is called concave mirror.
Properties:
The bulging side is polished.
Reflection occurs from ifs hollow side.
They converge the parallel rays at a point.
They can form real and imaginary, both Type of images.
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