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How many kinds of nature of image formed by a (45 degrees,90degrees,45degrees) prism are there...??
Can you tell me all in detail...??thx a lot..
Can you tell me all in detail...??thx a lot..
A 45' 90' 45' prism is a type of prism that has two 45 degree angles and one 90 degree angle, making it a right triangle prism. It is also known as a right angle prism.
A 45' 90' 45' prism works by reflecting light at a 90 degree angle, causing the image to be flipped horizontally or laterally. This is due to the rearrangement of the rays of light as they pass through the prism.
A 45' 90' 45' prism is commonly used in optical instruments such as cameras, periscopes, and binoculars to flip and redirect light in a particular direction. It is also used in physics experiments to demonstrate the principles of reflection and refraction.
In a mirror, the image is laterally inverted due to the reflective surface. However, in a 45' 90' 45' prism, the image is laterally inverted due to the refraction of light at a 90 degree angle. This means that the image will appear flipped when viewed through the prism, but it is not a true mirror image.
Yes, a 45' 90' 45' prism can be used to create an upright image by simply adding a second prism to the first one. The second prism will flip the image back to its original orientation, resulting in an upright image.