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Light - Reflection
Speak with Milo · Question 2 of 4
⚡ 40 XP
A far-away tree looks upside down in a concave mirror. Can you tell me why?
🎙 You saidThe rays from the top of the tree reflect downwards and the ones from the bottom go up, so they swap over.
Good. And where do those reflected rays actually meet?
🎙 You saidIn front of the mirror, near the focus. They really cross there, so the image is real and upside down.
✓ Explained real, inverted images · +10 XP
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🎙 "The rays cross near the focus, so…"
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How images form Got it
Sign convention Gap
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Re-check: sign convention Up next
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I did my homework! I think I got it right… can you check?
Find the focal length of a concave mirror with a radius of curvature of 30 cm.
f = R / 2
f = 30 / 2
f = +15 cm
Your correctionConcave mirror, so f is negative: f = −15 cm
Fixed!
Two friends disagree. Who is right, and why?
A
Riya: When magnesium burns, its mass goes down, because some of it disappears as light.
B
Arjun: The ash weighs more than the ribbon, because magnesium joins with oxygen from the air.
Your reason: "Oxygen adds mass, so B is right." ✓ Well argued
Look at this ray diagram. Tell me what kind of image forms, and why.
🎙 "Real, upside down and smaller, between F and C." ✓
Speak with Milo · Light - ReflectionQuestion 3 of 4⚡ 60 XP
You said the image is real. How could you prove that with a screen?
🎙 "If it's real, I can catch it on a screen in front of the mirror."
💡 Hint used: 1 of 2 On track
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Light - Reflection · Speak with Milo
+60 XP · ★★☆
You're good at
Explaining why a concave mirror can form a real, upside-down image.
Work on
You said "f is +15 cm". Key idea: for a concave mirror, f is negative in the sign convention.
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Why: sign convention scored lowest
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Re-check: Spherical Mirrors
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Suggested for Chemical Reactions: Fix Milo's homework
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Why: most of this chapter is worked on paper, like balancing equations
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Needs your attention: Life Processes
18 of 28 finished. The rest are flagged before the deadline, not after.
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Re-teach sign convention from the NCERT page
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Science
12 sessions finished
Avg 74%
Remember88%
Understand79%
Apply57%
Analyse66%
Work on next: ApplyPractice ready
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Formula
1/v + 1/u = 1/f The mirror formula, with every distance measured from the pole.
Common mistake
Forgetting that distances in front of a mirror are negative.
Key idea
A concave mirror can make a real image you can catch on a screen, or a virtual one you can't.
Today's practice
8 questions · about 7 minutes
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Just taught 3
Due for review · Weakest topics 4
From an earlier chapter 1
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Light - Reflection · Class 10 A
26/28 done
Sign conventionRe-teach from NCERT p. 14248%
Mirror formula9 students struggling61%
Image formationMost can explain it84%
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Who hasn't finished Life Processes in 10 A?
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What should I re-teach on Monday?
Sign convention. It's the class's lowest topic in the last two challenges.
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Science · Half-yearly
80 marks · 3 h
Rules check passed
Marks and sections match the blueprint ✓
Thinking-level mix within target ✓
2 questions this class has seen beforeQ7 and Q14, from recent homeworkReview
Swap Q14 for an Apply question on the same chapter.
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Set BAnswer keyMarking schemeSave as template
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