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STD. :- VIII SUB. :- G.SCIENCE PRESNTED BY, Mr. MANISH RAMCHANDRA AGRE K. E. S. ENGLISH MEDIUM SECONDARY SCHOOL, MAHAD, RAIGAD. GUIDED BY, Miss. JYOTI SATHE
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Lesson No.- 7.
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Things that are invisible in dark become visible because of light. We see things around us because of light.
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NATURAL SOURCES OF LIGHT ARTIFICIAL SOURCES OF LIGHT
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NATURAL SOURCES OF LIGHT THE SUN MAIN SOURCE OF LIGHT. OTHER STARS IN THE SKY.
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ARTIFICIAL SOURCES OF LIGHT ELECTRIC BULBCANDLES TUBELIGHTS GASLIGHTS
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EXTENDED SOURCE OF LIGHT Light rays come out from all points on the surface of bulb. Such an electrical lamp is called an Extended source of light.
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POINT SOURCE OF LIGHT The rays coming out from a single point form a beam of light.
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Screen Penumbra Umbra Shadow cast using a extended source object
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Screen Umbra Shadow cast using a point source object
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The turning back of the rays of light after falling a surface is called the reflection of light.
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INCIDENT RAY A ray falling on surface is called an incident ray.
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POINT OF INCIDENCE The point at which a ray falls on a surface is called the point of incidence.
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NORMAL A line perpendicular to the surface at the point of incidence is called a normal.
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REFLECTED RAY An incident ray gets reflected from the surface. The ray after reflection is called reflected ray.
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ANGLE OF INCIDENCE The angle the incident ray makes with the normal is called the angle of incidence.
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ANGLE OF REFLECTION The angle the reflected ray makes with the normal is called the angle of reflection.
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1.] The incident ray, the reflected ray and normal at the point of incidence are always in thesame plane.
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1.] The incident ray, the reflected ray and normal at the point of incidence are always in the same plane. 2.] 2.] The incident ray and reflected ray are always on opposite sides of the normal.
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1.] The incident ray, the reflected ray and normal at the point of incidence are always in the same plane. 2.] The incident ray and reflected ray are always on opposite sites of the normal. 3.] 3.] The angle of the reflection is equal to the angle of incidence.
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POINTS TO REMEMBER SOURCES OF LIGHTSOURCES OF LIGHT NATURAL SOURCES ARTIFICIAL SOURCES EXTENDED SOURCES OF LIGHT POINT SOURCES OF LIGHT
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SHADOWSSHADOWS UMBRA- A DARK SHADOW PENUMBRA- A LIGHT SHADOW POINTS TO REMEMBER
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TERMS RELATED TO REFLECTIONTERMS RELATED TO REFLECTION INCIDENT RAY POINT OF INCIDENCE NORMAL REFLECTED RAY ANGLE OF INCIDENCE ANGLE OF REFLECTION POINTS TO REMEMBER
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