REMARKS/ANALYSIS OF DATA

The second experiment connected in this analysis is about light.

Light has a dual nature which it can be a wave or particle. It has
different properties like reflection, which considered as the bouncing
waves when it hits the barrier, refraction,, interference and diffraction.
In this experiment, it will be focused on reflection of light.
For the first part of the experiment, it tackles about the laws of
reflection. In Table 1, we analyze the experiment with four trials to
prove the laws of reflection. Based on the result from the performed
experiment, we observed that when rotating the ray table, the angle of
incident will be equal to the angle of reflection. For the second part of
the experiment, it tackles about the number of images that will be
reflected when using two plane mirror that will form into an angle less
than 180 degrees, we conduct 8 trials for this part of the experiment,
and we observed that when the angle between two plane mirrors
increases, the number images that can be observed decreases. For the
third part of the experiment, it discusses the determination of focal
length and radius which we had observe that the intersection point of
the light rays reflected by the mirrors is the focal point. We likewise
realize that twice of the central length is the range of the concavity of
mirror. For the fourth, fifth, and sixth part of the experiment, it
determines the between the focal length and the varying object and
the image object. For the fourth part, the objects distance is greater
than the image distance that we observed when the object distance
increase, the image distance decreases while for the fifth part of the
experiment is the counterpart of the fourth part of the experiment that
the image distance is greater than the objects distance that when the
image distance increase, the object distance decrease, and lastly for
the sixth part of the experiment, the object distance is equal to the
image distance which means that the object distance and the image
distance are the same.
The possible errors that the group commit is when measuring the
focal length of the image, the measurement of the distance when
performing the last three parts of the experiment and the using the
meter stick when measuring the distance, so I recommend that use a
smaller ruler for an accurate measurement.

CONCLUSION
After analyzing, observing and performing the experiment which
is entitled Plane and Spherical Mirrors, the objectives of the
experiment were achieved. We achieved to determine the number of
image formed by the two plane mirrors that when the angle increases,
the number of images formed decreases. We can also easily determine
the image that will be formed by using the plane mirrors and spherical
mirrors. We also can compute the focal length by the measurement of
the distance of the intersection point. It can easily compute by the
formula given.
With the help of the theories or principles that were discussed
before performing the experiments, it was easier for the group to
perform the entire experiment. We are also enable to comprehend the
hypothesis during the time spent performing the investigation. Some
applications that convex and concave mirrors applies to our daily lives
are telescope, which are use to see stars, meteors etc., car mirrors,
which are use to observe the other automobile, and other medical
instruments.