1. Hold a make-up mirror close in front of you. Describe the image that you see. Write your observations in your Science activity notebook. Materials: Double-sided make up mirror, Science Activity Notebook Procedure: Q1. 2. Hlave someone hold the mirror for you, slowly move at least 3 m away from the it. the serve your image as you move away from the mirror. Are there any changes in the image formed? Write your observations. Q2. 3. Holding the same mirror, turn the other side close in front of you. What do you observe about the image that you see? How do you compare your image on this side of the mirror to the image formed in the opposite side of it? Q3. 4. Again, have someone hold the mirror for you, slowly move at least 3 m away from the mirror. How do you compare your image when you were observing it closer in front of you and when you were 3m away from the mirror? Q4 5. Now this time, sit close in front of a side mirror. How do you describe the image that you see? Write your observations. Q5.
Answer:1. The image that I see after looking at the mirror is myself. ... Diverging rays from the light source produce a virtual image. The image in the mirror is called a virtual image because it is not projected onto a screen.
