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MAGNIFICATION BY CONCAVE MIRROR AND CONVEX MIRROR CLASS-10 th PHYSICS (SCIENCE) CHAPTER-10 LEC-09


 PHYSICS

CLASS-10
CBSE/ICSE/IB BOARD/BSEB BIHAR BOARD/NTSE/SCIENCE OLYMPIAD
SCIENCE
CHAPTER-10
LECTURE-09
MAGNIFICATION BY CONCAVE AND CONVEX MIRRORS :

Magnification :
1. Definition of magnification
2. Kinds of magnification
   (a) Linear magnification
    (b) Angular magnification
    (c) Aereal magnification
    (d) Axial magnification
3. Magnification in terms of object distance(u) and image distance (v)
4. Magnification in terms of u and f
5. Magnification in terms of v and f
6. Cartesian sign convention for magnification (m)
7. Relation between speed of object and speed of image .

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