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High School/JEE/NEET/IPhO Physics | 17-19 Yrs

Mechanics

Heat & Thermodynamics

Oscillation & Waves

Properties of Matter

Gravitation

Electrostatics

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Optics

Modern Physics

Geometrical Optics

Illustration - 1 Direction Vector of a Reflected Ray

Duration: 4.19 Min

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Illustration - 2 Image of a Point Source in a Plane Mirror

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Illustration - 3 Plane Mirror Placed Between Object and a Convex Mirror

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Illustration - 4 Velocity of Image Formed by a Concave Mirror

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Illustration - 5 Air Bubble Inside a Glass Slab

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Illustration - 6 Image Formation of a Rod Along Optic Axis of a Mirror

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Illustration - 7 Converging Beam on a Screen

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Illustration - 8 Apparent Depth Through a Plano Convex Lens

Duration: 4.27 Min

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Illustration - 9 Focal Length of a Two Material Glass Plate

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Illustration - 10 A Concave Mirror at The Top of a Beaker

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Illustration - 11 A Glass Slab in Front of a Concave Mirror

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Illustration - 12 Plane Mirror at Bottom of a Beaker

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Illustration - 13 A Silvered Plano Convex Lens

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Illustration - 14 Reflection of Light by Inclined Mirrors

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Illustration - 15 Successive Reflections by a Concave and a Plane Mirror

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Illustration - 16 A System of Converging Lens and Diverging Mirror

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Illustration - 17 A System of a Lens and a Plane Mirror

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Illustration - 18 A Prism Placed on a Mirror

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Illustration - 19 An Object Inside a Glass Sphere

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Illustration - 20 Ray Passing Through Pole of a Concave Mirror

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Illustration - 21 A Moving Source in Front of a Moving Mirror

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Illustration - 22 Total Internal Reflection in a Glass Slab

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Illustration - 23 A Light Ray Entering in a Cylindrical Rod in a Liquid

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Illustration - 24 A Spider and an Insect on a Glass Sphere

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Illustration - 25 A Fish and a Fly Approaching Each Other

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Illustration - 26 Image Produced by a Thick Mirror

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Illustration - 27 Equation of Trajectory of Light Ray

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Illustration - 28 Maximum Range of Vision on Ground

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Illustration - 29 Normal Incidence of Light on a Prism

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Illustration - 30 Grazing Incidence on a Right Angled Prism

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Illustration - 31 Refraction of a Light Ray Through a Sphere

Duration: 1.59 Min

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Illustration - 32 Refraction by a Rounded Cylindrical Rod

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Illustration - 33 A Light Beam Normally Incident on a Hemisphere

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Illustration - 34 A Thin Lens Immersed in a Liquid

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Illustration - 35 Image Formation by Lens Combination

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Illustration - 36 Image Formation by a Silvered Lens

Duration: 4.33 Min

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Illustration - 37 Achromatic Double of Two Lenses

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Illustration - 38 Internal Reflection at The Interface of a Prism and a Slab

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Illustration - 39 A Lens at a Tank Wall

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Illustration - 40 Image Produced on Object

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Illustration - 41 Refraction by a Glass Block Having Concave Surface

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Illustration - 42 Internal Reflection Inside a Bent Rod

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Illustration - 43 Light Energy Escaping The Surface of Water

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Illustration - 44 Viewing a Spot at the Bottom of a Container

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Illustration - 45 Image of a Candle on a Screen

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Illustration - 46 Non-Paraxial Ray Incident on a Concave Mirror

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why reflection from plan emirror is not considered

1 years ago by

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Sir how can u consider air gap when there is an air sealed tube??

8 years ago by Venkat S Raghavan

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when you solve it without considering air gap then you would realize then assuming air gap produced same effect .

6 years ago by Rithik Chopra

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Sir after reflection by plane mirror why did we use refraction formula for water air combination. Cant the image formed by plane mirror be the final image?????

8 years ago by Varun Saproo

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the rays are further moving towards lens , final image is formed when after intersection no optical activity could take place.

6 years ago by Rithik Chopra

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