Act. 4 Image Formation
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Figure 6.1a. Experimental SetupNAME: __________________________________ Section:_______________ Date Performed: _________________________Date Submitted: _____________Activity 4Image FormationI. IntroductionSome objects and substances may act as mirrors or lenses. They may reflect or refract light, producingimages that may be similar or different than the actual objects according to principles of reflection andrefraction. II. ObjectiveDemonstrate and observe image formation on reflecting and refracting surfaces.III. Materialsvotive candlematchclear glassmarkerwater½ index cardIV. ProcedureA. The Candle in the Glass1. Set up the materials as shown below.2. Light the candle.3. Stand in a position from the table so that you are looking at an eye to the burning candle.4. Observe and describe the image of the burning candle forms in a glass. If this image does not appear,adjust the distance between the candle and the glass.B. The Arrow Behind the Glass 1. Draw a horizontal arrow on the index card.2. Put the index card behind the glass of water and slowly move the card back and forth. Describe the arrowthat you see through the glass. Compare this with the actual arrow drawn on the index card.SCORE:
V. Date and ResultsA. The Candle in the GlassDescription of the image of the candle.B. The Arrow Behind the Glass Description of the image of the arrow.VI. Discussion1. What types of images of the candle and the arrow were formed?2. What happened to the arrow as you moved the paper back and forth behind the glass?VII. Conclusion