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CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
What are the properties of a mirror
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21st August 2023,
8:12 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
why do we call sun ray
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24th January 2022,
8:32 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
what is a reflection
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30th September 2021,
4:40 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Light
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20th January 2020,
10:01 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
what is the role of reflector in torch?
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7th October 2019,
12:20 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Light can't _ around object
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12th August 2019,
7:41 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Why do we get more than one image of an object placed between the two mirrors?
Asked by Topperlearning User
25th July 2016,
4:27 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Observe the images formed by placing letters A to Z in front of a plane mirror. Which letters appear same even in images?
Asked by Topperlearning User
25th July 2016,
3:49 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Fill in the blanks:
1. A group or bunch of light rays is called blank.
2. A body moving along a straight line is said to have blank motion.
3. Bodies of living things release energy during the process of blank.
4. The air we breather in is rich in blank and poor in balnk.
5. Iron pieces used for storing magnets are called blank.
6. IN A DRY CELL, THE ENDD WITH THE METAL DISC IS THE BLANK TERMINAL.
7. Aquatic life use oxygen blank in water.
8. The magnetic strength at the poles is blank.
9. RAINWATER THAT DOES NOT SEEP INTO THE SOIL AND RUNS OFF AN LAND IS CALLED BLANK.
Asked by mpathak228
14th February 2016,
11:37 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
A mirror formula gives the relationship between image distance, distance and focal length of a spherical mirror.
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28th January 2016,
7:03 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
1. Why do not transparent materials cast their shadows?
Asked by prasannasivaa
8th January 2016,
1:49 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
3. Differentiate between a ray and a beam.
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8th January 2016,
1:45 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
2. Why can't we see the image of an aeroplane when it moves to great heights in the sky ?
Asked by prasannasivaa
8th January 2016,
1:39 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Give the characteristics of image formed by a plane mirror.
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15th May 2015,
8:26 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Give four uses of plane mirrors.
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15th May 2015,
6:55 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
How would the following be read when seen through a mirror? "NIKE"
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15th May 2015,
6:51 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
How many mirrors do we require to form a periscope?
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15th May 2015,
6:51 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Can you give an example of light reflected from a transparent media?
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15th May 2015,
6:50 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
On the road, you regularly see mirrors being used. Can you give any one such example?
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15th May 2015,
6:50 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Why are plane mirrors used for self grooming?
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15th May 2015,
6:50 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Define reflection.
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15th May 2015,
6:49 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Explain how a periscope can help to see a tree behind a wall, which cannot be seen directly.
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15th May 2015,
6:48 AM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
HOW STARS TWINKLE.??
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29th January 2015,
8:54 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
how can we see transparent objects if the light passes through them and does not reflect?
Asked by Jyotsna Kitty
17th August 2014,
1:01 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
(a) If you hold a mirror in front of you in a completely dark room, can you see your image in the mirror? Give reason for your answer. (b) What are the three things required to observe a shadow?
Asked by Topperlearning User
4th June 2014,
1:23 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
What is the minimum length of the mirror required for someone to view his entire image?
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4th June 2014,
1:23 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
Why we cannot see our image in a white paper?
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4th June 2014,
1:23 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
(a) How are the two plane mirrors in a periscope arranged: i) with respect to one another? ii) with respect to the ends of the tube? (b) What type of image (real or virtual) is formed: i) in a plane mirror? ii) on a cinema screen? iii) in a lake? iv) in a pinhole camera?
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28th May 2014,
5:27 PM
CBSE - VI - Science - Light, Shadows and Reflections
(i) A text is sometimes deliberately displayed in its mirror image. Can you site one such example? Why is this done?(ii) What do you mean by rectilinear propagation of light?
Asked by Topperlearning User
8th August 2013,
2:41 AM
