Reflection and Refraction
Laboratory eleven investigated reflection and refraction.
Is there a linear relationship between the object distance and the image distance for a mirror? Is there a linear relationship between the depth of an image below the surface of water and the actual depth of the object below the surface of water? What is the index of refraction for water implied by that relationship?
Note that while science tends to explore questions, these questions can be rewritten as student learning outcomes. Students will be able to determine the nature of the relationship between the object distance and image distance for a plane mirror. If the relationship is linear, students will be able to determine the slope and intercept for the relationship. Students will be able to determine the nature of the relationship between the object depth and image depth for am object underwater. Students will be able to calculate the index of refraction for water based on the slope of the relationship between the object depth and image depth for an object underwater.
Is there a linear relationship between the object distance and the image distance for a mirror? Is there a linear relationship between the depth of an image below the surface of water and the actual depth of the object below the surface of water? What is the index of refraction for water implied by that relationship?
Note that while science tends to explore questions, these questions can be rewritten as student learning outcomes. Students will be able to determine the nature of the relationship between the object distance and image distance for a plane mirror. If the relationship is linear, students will be able to determine the slope and intercept for the relationship. Students will be able to determine the nature of the relationship between the object depth and image depth for am object underwater. Students will be able to calculate the index of refraction for water based on the slope of the relationship between the object depth and image depth for an object underwater.
Drexler records reflection data. Is the distance of the bolt in front of the mirror equal to the apparent distance of the bolt behind the mirror?
Gibson and Marcyliza making mirror measurements
Myreesha, Gloria, and Jade
Trinia and Heroleen
Marcyliza and Gibson measure actual depth and apparent depth of a penny on the way to determining the index of refraction of water
Myreesha and Jade
DeBrum and Heroleen
Directions
Samantha and Bee Heartly
Ervin and Jayvin
Jeffery and Andy
Cynthia Sonden and Darleen Charley
Cynthia attempts to verify Darleen's results
Kamerihna Santiago and Tricia Helgenberger
Bee Heartly and Samantha
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