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Chapter 29 15 cards

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When a wave reaches a boundry between two media, usually some or all of the wave counces back into the what?   show
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What is the law of reflection?   show
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show A mirror that curves inward  
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What is a convex mirror?   show
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show Reflection  
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show Light blue  
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What kind of images do plane mirrors produce?   show
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What is an image?   show
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show inverted  
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show They are reflected in many directions  
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show Polished  
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show Reflected sound  
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show The angle of reflecion.  
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What kind of are formed by converging light rays and can be displayed on a screen?   show
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What is the incoming ray called?   show
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