Objects and Image positions in Concave spherical mirrors
Why it's on BrighterTube
Hand-picked by a BrighterTube curator · found via Reddit r/AskScienceDiscussion thread: Does anyone have any good recommendations for YouTube channels that are less oriented towards the general public and more for people with a scientific background? · 82% confidenceAnalyzes object and image positions in concave spherical mirrors across multiple configurations. Comprehensive treatment of mirror optics with worked examples.
What you'll learn
A 14-minute video from FloatHeadPhysics: “Objects and Image positions in Concave spherical mirrors”.
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