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Physics (Science, Grade 11) — NEB +2

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Chapters›Reflection at Curved Mirrors

Reflection at Curved Mirrors

4 topics · Board exam — Wave and Optics, 9 marks across 5 chapters

Reflection at plane and spherical mirrors — the mirror formula, magnification, and telling a real image from a virtual one.

1Reflection at a plane mirror and image formation
2Concave and convex mirrors — centre of curvature, pole and focal length
3The mirror formula and linear magnification
4Real and virtual images, and sign conventions

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