PhysicsEM Spectrum and reflection practiceConceptual Review1. Consider a concave spherical mirror and an object. Is the image always inverted? Is the image always real? Give conditions for your answers.No, the image can be upright and virtual if the object is closer than the focal length2. What could you do to determine if an image is real or virtual?Try to focus the image onto a viewing screen. This can only be done with a real image.3. What happens to a ray of light that is incident upon a concave mirror parallel to the principal axis of the mirror?Reflects along a line containing the focal point4. What happens to a ray of light that passes through the focal point of a concave mirror before being reflected?Reflects along a line that is parallel to the principal axis5. What happens to a ray of light that is incident upon a concave mirror along a line containing the center of curvature?Reflects straight back along a line containing the center of curvature6. Which of the following does not refer to a type of electromagnetic wave?a. radio b. sonar c. ultravioletd. X-raye. Microwavef. Gamma7. The wavelength of red light is _?_ that of blue light; the frequency of red light is _?_ that of blue light.a. longer than; higher than b. shorter than; lower than c. longer than; lower thand. longer than; the same as e. the same as; higher than f. none of these8. From lowest to highest frequency, these EM waves would be ordereda. R-IR-UV-G b. IR-R-UV-G c. G-IR-UV-R d. UV-IR-G-Re. IR-G-R-UV f. G-UV-IR-R g. R-UV-G-IR h. UV-R-IR-G9. Construct a ray diagram for an object located between the focal point and the center of curvature for a concave mirror:10. Construct a ray diagram for an object located less than the focal length from a concave mirror:11. What does negative value of focal length tell you about a mirror? The mirror is convex12. What does a negative image distance tell you about an image? The image is virtual13. What does the law of reflection state? Angle of incidence is equal to the angle of reflection14. Describe how an image would change as an object is moved from very far away towards the surface of a concave mirror.Begins real, inverted and smaller than objectas the object is brought closer to the mirror, the image will grow larger and further away. At the Center, the image is R, I, Same size. Between C and F, the image will be R, I, L. When the object reaches the focal point, the image will essentially blur out of focus at an infinite distance away. When the object is brought closer than F, the image will be V, U, and smaller than the object.15. Which color of the visible light portion of the electromagnetic spectrum has the highest frequency? Most energy? Longest wavelength?Highest f = violet, most E = violet, longest = red16. What is an Electromagnetic Wave?A self sustaining combination of vibrating electric and magnetic fields17. Identify a potential health risk associated with exposure to a. Ultraviolet waves burns, skin cancerb. X-rays rupture and destroy cell walls prohibiting cell function, death at high enough exposuresProblem Solving Practice18. The tallest man in history was 2.72 m tall. The smallest woman in history had a height of 0.55 m. Suppose the tallest man is standing 5.0 m from a converging mirror that produces an image equal to Paulines height, what is the focal length of this mirror?f = 0.84 m19. A steel ball bearing with a radius of 1.5 cm forms an image of an object that has been placed 1.1 cm away from the bearings surface. Determine the image distance and magnification.di = -0.45 cmM = 0.4120. The reflector of a radio telescope has a radius of curvature of 265.0 m. The radio detecting equipment must be placed at the focal point of the reflector. How far above the reflector must the radio-detecting equipment be placed in order to obtain clear radio images?f = 132.5 cm21. If a vehicle 2.0 m high is 4.6 m from a cars convex mirror, find the position and height of the image, given that the radius of curvature is 0.80 m.di = -0.368 mhi = -0.16 m22. A thimble is 32.0 cm from a concave mirror. The focal point of the mirror is 11.0 cm. What is the magnification of the image?M = -0.5223. A spherical mirror is to be used in a motion-picture projector to from an inverted, real image 95 times as tall as the picture in a single frame of file. The image is projected onto a screen 13 m from the mirror. What type of mirror is required, and how far should it be from the film?Concave, do =0.14 m24. A child holds a candy bar 15.5 cm in front of a convex mirror. The image height is reduced by one-half. What is the radius of curvature of the mirror?R = -31.0 cm (twice the focal length)25. Which station broadcasts with radio waves 2.94m long? J