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Class10 Light Assignment

The document is a Class 10 Science assignment focused on the chapter 'Light – Reflection & Refraction', covering laws of reflection, properties of mirrors and lenses, and concepts of refraction. It includes very short answers, short answers, previous year questions, numerical problems, and competency-based questions related to the topic. Key concepts include the laws of reflection, the nature of images formed by different mirrors, and the principles of refraction.

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Class10 Light Assignment

The document is a Class 10 Science assignment focused on the chapter 'Light – Reflection & Refraction', covering laws of reflection, properties of mirrors and lenses, and concepts of refraction. It includes very short answers, short answers, previous year questions, numerical problems, and competency-based questions related to the topic. Key concepts include the laws of reflection, the nature of images formed by different mirrors, and the principles of refraction.

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Class 10 Science Assignment

Chapter: Light – Reflection & Refraction

Section A: Very Short Answers

1. Laws of reflection: (i) Angle of incidence = angle of reflection (ii) All rays lie in same plane

2. Focal length: Distance between pole and focus

3. Convex mirror used as rear-view mirror because wide field of view

4. Refractive index: Ratio of speed of light in vacuum to medium

Section B: Short Answers

5. Plane mirror image: virtual, erect, same size, laterally inverted

6. Refraction: bending of light when changing medium

7. Principal focus: point where parallel rays meet; Optical centre: no deviation point

Section C: Previous Year Questions

8. Laws of reflection apply to all reflecting surfaces

9. Mirror formula: 1/f = 1/v + 1/u

Numerical

10. Concave mirror: object distance = 10 cm, magnification = 3 → image distance = 30 cm

Diagram-Based Questions

11. Concave mirror (object between F and C): image is real, inverted, enlarged

12. Convex lens (object at 2F): image at 2F, real, inverted, same size

13. Glass slab: emergent ray parallel due to double refraction

Competency-Based Questions

14. Convex mirror used because image is virtual, erect, diminished

15. Stick appears bent due to refraction

16. Plane mirror forms only virtual image because rays don’t actually meet

17. Object for magnified image in concave mirror should be between F and P

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