(no subject)
In my professor's online notes about concave and convex mirrors:
For the experimenter in you: You can study these cases by looking inside your soup spoon and varying the distance between the spoon and your eyes. A few words of caution: You may have to get very close to the spoon to see any case but number one; if you start feeling pain in your eye, this means that you have gotten too close
;-)
physics people, *sadly shakes head* what is one to do about them?
For the experimenter in you: You can study these cases by looking inside your soup spoon and varying the distance between the spoon and your eyes. A few words of caution: You may have to get very close to the spoon to see any case but number one; if you start feeling pain in your eye, this means that you have gotten too close
;-)
physics people, *sadly shakes head* what is one to do about them?