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Dance
studio wall
Dance
Mirror M
studio wall
Fig. 5.1
(b) (i)
IA
IB
ray from IB to A---- 1 mark
ray from B to C-----1 mark
dotted ray from IB to C----1 mark
Mirror M
C
Fig. 5.2
(iv)
A
50
o
25
o
70
o
70
o
25
45
B
C
o
50
Fig. 10.2
b. The prism does not have a silver backing like mirror which may peel off with age. The prism
allows more light energy (stronger intensity) to enter the room. Multiple-reflections will occur at
glass surfaces of the mirror which will reduce the light intensity entering the room.
c. The setup will allow light rays that strike the surface from angle of incidence from 0o (shown by
the blue ray) to an angle of 90o(shown by the red ray) to enter the room.
A
45
B
2007NYGH/Sec3IP/EOYP2Q6
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lens forms an image at point I.
O
I
Fig. 6
b. An upright, virtual and magnified image is formed.
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n= 1/sin c
1.6 = 1/sin c
c= sin-1(1/1.6) =39
n = sin i /sin r
35
1.6 = sin i /sin 21
i = sin-1 [1.6x sin 21] = 35
Path of incident ray drawn correctly
Path of refracted ray drawn with correct angle r
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f = 12 cm
(b)
2 types of rays drawn
One ray through centre
One ray parallel to the
centre ray
correct symbol of the
Parallel rays
lens, image, arrow heads, from distant
object
and principal axis
(c)
B1
60
B1
21 39
B1
B1
A1
B1
Lens
Image
B1
Focal plane
B1
B1
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(a) Critical angle is incidence angle in optically denser medium for which the angle of
refraction is 90 / refracted ray emerges along the boundary of the 2 media. [1]
(b)
(c)
c w = 39 [1]
R.I. = 1/sin c w [1] = 1.59 [1] (ignore s.f.)
No penalty if angles not labelled. If angles labelled correctly but drawn wrongly,
accept it as correct.
1m for refraction at Q and T (correct angles of refraction determined)
1m for reflection at R ( i = r)
1m for total internal reflection at S (i=r)
P
50
Q
28.8
S
67
48 48
R
67
38.4
23
T