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LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEETS GRADE 12 ~ GENERAL PHYSICS 2 Name: Date: June 2,93 Ratingl/Score: MIRRORS AND LENSES DIRECTIONS: Follow the instructions in each part and completely solve all the problems Including the step-by-step procedure in answering the questions. Part: RAY TRACING ‘A. CONCAVE and CONVEX MIRROR: Using a ruler, construct aray racing to determine the type (virtualreal), magnification (reduced, same size, magnified), location, and orientation (erecVinverted) of an image produced by a concave and convex mirror. Use atleast three (3) principal rays to locate the image formed in a curved miror. 41. Object is placed farther than the center of curvature (C) in Concave Mirror. Object TyPE. Real MAGNIFICATION. [loduicd LOCATION: Pohun(f ORIENTATION: [nyo Heal 2. Object is placed at focus (F) in Concave Mirror, TYPE: No lmye Fomed MAGNIFICATION. r no ims Formed LocATt ae bel ORIENTATION: * 7 19 um Famed TyPE: Vie Hua] MAGNIFICATION: shyt LOCATION: Pohrie! te ORIENTATION: Fed ‘Specific Week: 23 LAS) Target Competencies: Essan mage frmaion ss an agleaton of relete, raion, and parse aperoximton (STEM_GPtz0eT-Nd271 Demons wapealy and mathematady te type frre, magetcner races, ane ‘fernon of an moge of po and exec tet produced by a lane ephreal mare (STEM_OPIZOPT 2 (This is a Government Property. Not for Sale.) LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEETS GRADE 12 ~ GENERAL PHYSICS 2 B. CONVEX and CONCAVE LENSES 1. Object is placed farther than 2F” in Convex Lens, objec : TYPE: Real MAGNIFICATION. Pode} : LOCATION: F 2 ORIENTATION’ nerfed 2. Object is placed at F" in Convex Lens, TYPE: No \imay Formed MAGNIFICATION. ing LOCATIONS 13 inoy Fel ORIENTATION: Te nye Formed Object F F F No 3. Object is placed at F'in front of a Concave lens, TYPE: {tual MAGNIFICATION: Puc LOCATION: Pelwan FAO ORIENTATION: fy PARTI, SOLVE THE FOLLOWING. ‘A. MIRRORILENS EQUATION 1. Suppose that the height of the object is 3.00 cm at 20.0 cm from the concave mirror. What are the height and the distance of the Image from the mirror ifthe focal length is 10,0 om? ae G: f= deat Le Seip. pie 28 f : er? 2 di 5 a pea hed a Ho- 20m ne : a 20 cm, fuse A hand di a [siz aton Segoe 4 dength of a convex mirror tha} produces an image that. vars 20.0 ee a ana ol ce il fees aun te. rapear 2 (STEM. Gm: \e mina hamyiae ), magnification, locator’ Soparer depth, and certain of mage ofa port and extended object produced by alors or aus of lenses. a ae (This Is a Government Property. Not for Sale.) LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEETS GRADE 12 ~ GENERAL PHYSICS 2 cena bers ei dO: Catena ME Nt: 2. O: dy: mn doz acum bef 4 Rats ate Lebyr. Ww Be > a4 202 Th 3. Complete the given table. Show your solution a af ii ho CONCAVE |~200 am 400m | =>. Gm | 500 em MIRROR ["26.0em {Th tum | 40.0em [3 a3aqn [Link] —| '30.00n—[ Gum 4000 | -7-g em | 800m ‘CONVEX 4200m [= 4 Yin B80em [Fem | 3.00 om MIRROR [| 14.0cm [=| Won | 120em_| 1 them | 3.00 em 18.0cm [=f igo | 15.0em” | 134 cm | 300-em 4, 3.18 em diameter coin s placed 15.0 cm from a coneave lens that has a focal length of -10.0 cm. What are the distance and the size of the image? z ih bye 8 fe ‘Bp «FEe} d= 15cm (eh 2 [he b 26cm Ard Ah 5. Determine the image distance and image height for an 8.00 cm tall object placed 50.0 ‘om from a convex lens having a focal length of 25,0 em, & bz | prbeLetbls agha fod Som us de he dy aed ho hoe, 6. Complete the given table. Show your solution P @ t hi ho concave | 30.00m [=I 72 om | -10.0em | S/o 300 om LENS 36.0em | 21/2 cm | -15.0em_| p/p 4,00 om 40,06m | U0] [Link] | -20.0 em 1 ¢)3cin ‘5.00 om CONVEX [180m —[-92Peun | [Link]—]-Th gum | 3. 00-em tens = [240m [2m 42.0. em | —3 pn 3.00 om 28.00 | 12 /3cin [| 16.0em | gan 3.00 em cific Week: 2(LAS 2) get Competency: Determine graphialy and matharatcaly the type (wtulrea, magntcaon, ator aparent epi, and oeriaton oan wrage of port and extended objec produced by lens eros enses. (STEM GP120°7 a (This is a Government Property. Not for Sale.) * LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEETS GRADE 12 - GENERAL PHYSICS 2 PART Ill ‘A. Directions: Write the corresponding answer for each statement below. The letters that wil fll at the center are the answer to the clue. Crack the code to answer the clue. Clue: Also known as farsightedness, itis a common vision problem affecting about a fourth of the population. People with this eye problem can see distant objects very well but have difficulty focusing on objects that are up close, The condition is sometimes referred to as *hypermetropia*. ANSWER: 4. Referred as hy and A, in the magnification equation forimage and object. 2. Itprovides useful information about the image formed. It determines the ‘approximate location and size of the image, 3. Sometimes called focus 4. Applece of transparent substance, usually glass, having two opposite surfaces either both curved or one cutved, and one plane 5. Are formed by diverging lenses or by placing an object inside the focal length of a converging lens 6. Akind of lens that defocuses ight rays coming from an ifinte distance 7. Incident Ray approaching the lens 8. Another term for concave lens 9. ‘The bending of light when it travels from one medium to another of diferent optical densities BB. Distinguish between myopia and hyperopia. hls yyope is soph PART IV. Draw Mel Directions. Apply the principle of geometric optics by drawing a ray diagram. A. Farsightedness B. Nearsightedness Specitic Week: 2-3 (LAS 2) ‘FEtget Competency: Appy the principles of geometric optics to dscuss image formation bythe eye, and Contaton of common vision defecs. STEM _GPY20PT -1V6-28, (This is a Government Property. Not for Sale.) *

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