Using Light: Convex Mirrors

The video tutorial explains how flipping a spoon creates a convex mirror, which curves outward and makes images appear smaller. Convex mirrors are commonly used in vehicle side mirrors and stores due to their wide field of view, allowing for better visibility and safety.

What happens when you flip a spoon over?

• It turns into a magnifying glass.

• It remains a flat surface.

• It becomes a convex mirror.

• It becomes a concave mirror.

How does a convex mirror affect the appearance of an image?

• The image appears larger.

• The image appears the same size.

• The image appears upside down.

• The image appears smaller.

What is a common feature of convex mirrors?

• They curve inward.

• They curve outward.

• They are flat.

• They are transparent.

Why are convex mirrors often used as side mirrors on vehicles?

• They are more durable.

• They provide a wider field of view.

• They make objects appear closer.

• They are cheaper to produce.

Where might you find convex mirrors in a store?

• In the checkout area.

• In the storage room.

• In the parking lot.

• In the aisles for surveillance.