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    This document discusses refraction of light and images formed by lenses. It defines refraction as the bending of light when passing from one medium to another due to changes in speed. Convex lenses converge light to a focal point, while concave lenses diverge light. Lenses are used in devices like cameras and microscopes, and to correct eye defects like nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.

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    This document discusses refraction of light and images formed by lenses. It defines refraction as the bending of light when passing from one medium to another due to changes in speed. Convex lenses converge light to a focal point, while concave lenses diverge light. Lenses are used in devices like cameras and microscopes, and to correct eye defects like nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism.

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    To discuss refraction of

    light and images formed


    by lenses.
    Reviewing the previous lesson
    1. What is refraction of light?
    •Refraction is he bending of
    light as it passes
    2. Why do light bend?
    •Light bends as it passes through from
    one medium to another because of the
    change in the speed of light as it
    travels in different medium. The change
    in speed is due to the different densities
    of the media.
    3. How do optical density affects
    the speed of light
    •Medium with high optical
    density will slow down the light,
    while medium with low optical
    density will speed up the light.
    Presenting examples/instances
    1. What happens to light rays as
    it passes through lenses?
    •When light ray passes through
    lenses, it will bend. It is called
    refraction of light.
    2. What are lenses?
    •Lenses are smoothly curved
    transparent glass materials
    that will allow the passage of
    light.
    “Find the Difference”
    •Let the students differentiate the
    two lenses in terms of:
    a. Physical characteristics
    b. Behavior of light as it passes
    through them.
    a. Physical characteristic(s):
    The convex lens, it is thicker
    at the center than the edges
    while the concave lens, it is
    thicker at the edges and
    thinner at the center.
    b. Behavior of light:
    The convex lens is called the
    converging lens because the light that
    passes through it tends to converge at a
    particular point called the focal point,
    while the concave lens, it is called the
    diverging lens because light passes
    through it tends to diverge at the focus.
    Perform Activity 7 – “You can be
    magnified” – Learners Material,
    pages 195 – 197
    Guide Question(s):
    1. What are the different
    application(s) of lenses?
    Answer
    •Lenses are used in different kinds
    of optical instruments namely;
    camera, telescope, microscope..etc..
    It is also used to correct common
    eye defects.
    2. How do lenses used in order to
    correct common eye defects?
    •Lenses are use to correct common
    eye defects. Different eye defects
    have a specified lens to be used.
    a. Nearsighted (Myopia)
    diverging lens
    b. Farsighted (Hyperopia) –
    converging lens
    c. Astigmatism – glasses with a uniform
    curvature to prevent aberration(s)
    Evaluating Learning
    1. The bending of light as it passes
    through different media is called
    ________.
    2. Convex lens are called to be
    ____________, because light
    will brought to a focus.
    3. Concave lens is called the
    ___________ because refracted
    rays are scattered.
    4. __________ is used to correct
    farsightedness.
    5. __________ is used to correct
    nearsightedness.
    •Correct Answer(s):
    1. Refraction of light
    2. converging lens
    3. Diverging lens
    4. Converging lens
    5. Diverging lens

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