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Activity 3 Mirror Mirror On The Wall. All kinds of shiny objects act like mirrors: The objectives are to determine the height, width, and distance from the mirror of images formed by a plane mirror and to compare these. Have them observe how the light reflects without obstruction and reflects back to the eye, thus allowing the students to see more of their bodies than when they. Christmas balls, spoons, pans, windows, computer screens. In this activity, students will investigate the minimum size mirror required. A lake with clear water and a dark. Mirror, mirror on the wall. Mirror, mirror on the wall • 3 a reflection is a rigid motion transformation that “flips” a figure across a line of reflection. Brainstorming activity on the application of reflection of light in mirrors as in hallways, parlors, etc. This document provides instructions for an experiment involving measuring distances of objects and their reflections in a plane mirror. Ask the students to tell where they can apply the concept of concave and convex. Students are asked to make marks on graph paper. Move the mirror to a wall.

A lake with clear water and a dark. Brainstorming activity on the application of reflection of light in mirrors as in hallways, parlors, etc. Christmas balls, spoons, pans, windows, computer screens. All kinds of shiny objects act like mirrors: The objectives are to determine the height, width, and distance from the mirror of images formed by a plane mirror and to compare these. Mirror, mirror on the wall • 3 a reflection is a rigid motion transformation that “flips” a figure across a line of reflection. Mirror, mirror on the wall. Ask the students to tell where they can apply the concept of concave and convex. In this activity, students will investigate the minimum size mirror required. This document provides instructions for an experiment involving measuring distances of objects and their reflections in a plane mirror.

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Activity 3 Mirror Mirror On The Wall This document provides instructions for an experiment involving measuring distances of objects and their reflections in a plane mirror. Mirror, mirror on the wall. Move the mirror to a wall. In this activity, students will investigate the minimum size mirror required. Mirror, mirror on the wall • 3 a reflection is a rigid motion transformation that “flips” a figure across a line of reflection. Brainstorming activity on the application of reflection of light in mirrors as in hallways, parlors, etc. Students are asked to make marks on graph paper. This document provides instructions for an experiment involving measuring distances of objects and their reflections in a plane mirror. Christmas balls, spoons, pans, windows, computer screens. A lake with clear water and a dark. All kinds of shiny objects act like mirrors: The objectives are to determine the height, width, and distance from the mirror of images formed by a plane mirror and to compare these. Have them observe how the light reflects without obstruction and reflects back to the eye, thus allowing the students to see more of their bodies than when they. Ask the students to tell where they can apply the concept of concave and convex.