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The speed of lightMiddelbare schoolhavo, vwoLeerjaar 2
This lesson contains 48 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 2 videos.
Items in this lesson
Mirrors
Most mirrors consist of a glass plate with a thin layer of reflective material on the back, usually silver or aluminum.
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Types of reflections
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Mirror reflection. Diffuse reflection
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With a sheet of white paper, the reflection of light is diffuse — it scatters in all directions.
With a mirror, the light is reflected in a specific direction.
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Mirror writting
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Mirror images
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Properties of the mirror image:
The mirror image is the same size as the object.
The mirror image is the same distance from the mirror as the object.
The mirror image is virtual.
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The law of reflection
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angle of incidence = angle of reflection
in symbols:
∠ i = ∠ r
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Drawing rays using the law of reflection
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Drawing the mirror image of an object
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Tekenen spiegelbeeld van een voorwerp
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Spiegelbeeld tekenen
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Spiegelbeeld tekenen
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Spiegelwet
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De spiegelwet.
De spiegelwet: De hoek van inval is gelijk aan de hoek van terugkaatsing. i = t
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Hoe teken je teruggekaatste licht straal
Twee methodes.
1. Gebruik van spiegelwet
2. Gebruik van spigelbeeld
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Science P4
The speed of light
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This lesson
Quiz about the speed of light
What we have to learn about the speed of light this lesson
Bonus: How was the speed of light first measured?
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Goals
The symbol of speed of light in physics
Explain how the speed of light us used as a unit of distance
Explain how astronomers use light to study space
Be able to do calculations using the speed of light
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During class – have a question, raise your hand.
When working together, do not talk with or shout to people on the other side of the class.
While working independently, do not disturb the class.
Participate seriously in the class (also when working with our phones). do not make noise, inappropriate jokes, chat with everyone around you, shout through the class, etc.
After one warning, when you break the rules again— You go to olc 2 with extra work.
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Agreements from previous lesson
The classes in the coming two weeks will be more interactive (Kahoot, quizzes, things like that).
There will be more demonstrations in the sciences classes.
Working in pairs or groups more.
We will keep up the current rules
If this works well for the coming two weeks, we will continue this.
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The speed of light
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What is the speed of light?
A
5 000 km/s
B
Instant
C
Unknown
D
300 000 000 m/s
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The speed of light is the absolute maximum
A
Correct
B
You can never know, maybe something can go faster
C
There is no way to know
D
Incorrect
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Since the speed of light is so unique in Physics, it has been given a name. What is this name?
A
S/L
B
c
C
Max. Speed
D
Absolute speed
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Why 'c'?
Comes from 'Celerity'
Latin for swift
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The light of the sun reaches the earth instantly.
A
True
B
False
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If a person runs towards a light ray, they will measure the speed of light to be?
A
Exactly the speed of light
B
The speed of light + his running speed
C
slower than the speed of light
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If a rocket traveling at 50% the speed of light towards a light ray, they will measure the speed of light to be?
A
Exactly the speed of light
B
The speed of light + it's traveling speed
C
slower than the speed of light
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If a rocket traveling at 50% the speed of light away from a light ray, they will measure the speed of light to be?
A
Exactly the speed of light
B
The speed of light - it's traveling speed
C
slower than the speed of light
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Astronomy
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A light year is a unit of...?
A
time
B
speed
C
distance
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Light is the only thing that can be measured for astronomers to use to study the universe
A
There must be more the can measure to study the universe.
B
Light is the main thing , but there are several other ones.
C
Light is the only thing that can be measured to study the universe.
D
Light is the main , but there is one other thing.
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If you look up to the stars, the things you see are
A
Exactly the way they are in space
B
You are looking into the past
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6.3 The speed of light
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The speed of light
300 000 000 m/s
this is called 'c'
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Light — as a distance unit
Light seconds
light minutes
light hours
light years (ly)
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Exercise
The closest star to our sun is Proxima Centauri. This star is 40,208,000,000,000 km away from our sun.
The speed of light is 300 000 000 m/s
How many light years away is Proxima Centauri from our sun?
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The speed of light = 300 000 000 m/s — called 'c' in physics.
Light is used as a measure of distance (light years).
Astronomy studies the universe through the information in the light that reachers earth.
to measure the speed of light, technology had to invented that measures time in small enough intervals to be able to detect it.