Question

Find out the types of mirrors and the peculiarities of the surfaces.​

Answer 1

The Plane, Conclave, and Convex mirrors are the three types of mirrors.

Explanation:

The law of reflection states that when a ray of light is produced to fall on a reflecting surface, the reflected ray has its angle of reflection, the incident ray has its angle of reflection, and the reflected ray is normal to the surface at a point of incidence. There are three types of mirrors:

• Plane Mirror: The reflected images in their typical proportions are reversed from left to right in the images created by a plane mirror. These are the mirrors that are most commonly used.
• Conclave Mirror: These are bent outward spherical mirrors that produce a virtual, reduced, and erect image of a real item.
• Convex Mirror: These are inwardly curved spherical mirrors, and the image produced by these mirrors is dependent on the object's positioning.