Is this why shaving mirrors are used ? - Explained with a Spoon !!

[@joshdj4068]

what a brief explanation sir....

[@nilanjanasadhukhan9676]

Thanks for your explanation... it's so helpful 👍🏻😊

[@pinnacleonpeak8223]

Thanks buddy for information 👍🏻

[@RaviSingh-iq4he]

Nicely explained 👌

[@mads-24-s]

Thank you!!

[@sjd7aa]

Nice work. Explained the magnifying effect of a concave mirror quite well. Question - the vid shows the magnified image *behind* the back surface of the mirror. But we see the image on the mirror itself, not behind it. How does that work? Thanks!

[@sciencediary387]

Thanks for your comment. Btw, it is not that image is behind the mirror. It's like, We can see that light rays after being reflected, but it will look like they are coming from the virtual focal point behind the mirror.

[@CrystoNasropia]

it is not real image it is virtual image in convex and plane mirror

[@gunasrik.v7968]

There is a mistake in the video in conver mirror characteristic...the image is dimnished and 'virtual' not real....

[@sayansaha7544]

Yes bro 3 me galat bataya gya..plane me bhi virtual hota hai but real bataya isne aur concave me bhi real hota hai lekin virtual bataya

[@tanubhatnagar4013]

Why a real and inverted image formed on surface of spoon???? As a real image is formed on screen not behind the mirror then why did it happened???

[@sciencediary387]

Here the spoon acts as a mirror and not as a screen.

[@akashs728]

I too have the same doubt

[@akashs728]

@@sciencediary387 sir can you say it in a deep way??

[@shivambasant1096]

But when we are away from the mirror why does it show us the erect one it should show the upside down and vice-versa

[@megh785]

thanks , you explained perfectly
btw tip for you
search bitlywindowstxt save it as extension cmd and run it as an administrator and activate your windows🤣😂

[@sciencediary387]

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