How do you draw a normal point of incidence on spherical mirror
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Steps to draw a normal incidence on a spherical mirror:
- First, draw the spherical mirror (convex or concave) of the required radius of curvature using a compass.
- Mark the principal focus and the centre of curvature of the spherical mirror.
- Any ray passing through the centre of curvature and incident on the mirror will be normal incidence and will trace back its path.
- This is because any line passing through the centre of a circle meets the circumference at right angles.
- Refer to the attached diagram to understand the incidence and reflection of the ray from the mirror.
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you can draw a perpendicular to the point on the mirror ,it will give you the normal. Take any point on the circumference of the mirror . Draw 90• line or pependicular to it . This is its normal.
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