Spherical mirrors are of two types: concave mirror and convex mirror. In a concave mirror reflection of light takes place in the bent in surface or concave surface. The inner shiny surface of a ...

the angles of reflection are different at different points on the surface. The most common curved surface used in optical devices is a spherical mirror. If the mirror is convex, or curved outward ...

Drivers use convex mirrors in their side mirrors. By the way, your reflection in a mirror only appears to be reversed. That's because your brain is used to seeing faces turned 180 degrees.

We've all checked our reflection before going out, and it seems natural that to see our whole body (and snazzy outfit) we simply have to step back from the mirror. The important thing to know ...

While a flat surface generates an accurate reflection at the cost of viewing ... On the other hand, convex mirrors do a much better job of minimizing blind spots than their flat, aka planar ...