Image formation by two Plane mirrors at different angles | Physics Demonstrations | Grade 7-12

[@drishtisharma8955]

This is how they should be explaining at school. Thankyou very much.

[@drravinderpalsingh69]

Ya, If this person could have taught me a bit before, I could have taking a pic with elon musk 😎🤣🤣 This really helped a alot. Thank you so much

[@a.pal_yt2018]

Yes, it's taught but in smart class 😂

[@Amritabeautiful]

I am a teacher of physics and I show this video to my students using a smart board when I teach this topic. 😬😬😬😬

[@glorynyeh4705]

I agree

[@DrZwicky707]

What an incredible demonstration. Absolutely genius, thank you for sharing. I’m sure to reproduce this experiment myself and I hope other teachers see this as well.

[@Trevis-qd7vj]

When teachers teach u like this then u will never forget these things That's called concept building

[@animehub6788]

yeah

[@animehub6788]

well

[@FF_BMG]

i used to love placing a mirror parallel to another mirror when i was a kid bcz i could see infinity reflections of me, and now it's my study topic🤣

[@sangitabaral8287]

Same as me also 🤣🤣

[@crAzytitAn4741]

*Childhood Nostalgia* LoL

[@sharonjoe7535]

Is that bcoz the angle ß made between plane mirrors is 0° So 360/0 = ∞ And thus you see infinity number of images

[@dalesteyn5687]

@@sharonjoe7535 o boy!!😲😲 Even after learning this formula i didn't think about that!!....thank s for explaining that!!

[@GFL_999]

​@@sharonjoe7535 The angle could also be represented as Theta.

[@Life-A-Blessing]

Amazing experiment!! This same principle is used in ancient Indian temples n palaces . Perhaps can be used to save electricity to light up a hall or also to make some diwali lanterns 🙏🙏 Thank u for explaining so well 😊🙏

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank you for watching the video

[@Trevis-qd7vj]

The best way to learn physics

[@MARVELTechArtGS]

Wow ! U made it so easy and clearer for me and my friends to understand

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank you for watching the video 🙏

[@sethiforu1]

Hurrah, amazing, fantastic ,mind blowing etc

[@HIMANSHUKUMAR-tk9ym]

Bahut hi achchha lga sir ji👍🙏1st time visualise kiye sir👍👍

[@badshah6472]

Thank you sir helpful hai ye hamare liye bohot😊

[@CEFandBrandEdgeReviews]

Nicely organised video👍

[@payaltiwari7957]

Wow, what a nice experiment really love this video ☺️☺️☺️ one can understand very easily 🤗🤗

[@nareshbarik5384]

Great work👌👌👌

[@shivendramaurya1113]

Very nice sir. No video on KZbin is as great as this..

[@KhushbooKumari-yf2fz]

thanku sir❤ plzzz keep uploading such videos, it's very helpful

[@MakeMeScientific]

We will. Thank you

[@14.76-c5v]

Loved it understanding theory then proving it practically just amazing!!

[@naratirao3118]

Thank you so much. Science is nothing but the process of understanding the nature. You understand it in a far better way to make us understand.

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank you for watching the video 🙏

[@uvtrolls1055]

Sir please tell the dimensions (length, breadth) of the wooden base and the plane mirrors used . I want to make the same project

[@MakeMeScientific]

26 cm x 21 cm

[@EmpyreanLightASMR]

The flames feed my anxiety (I would've used LEDs) 😆 but this is easily one of the best videos showing this

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank you

[@ketakikamat5050]

Truly remarkable efforts put in by you to make this confusing concept easy for us. Hats off to your demonstrations and explanations🙂🙂

[@MakeMeScientific]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Aristothink]

Wonderful presentation. Wow. Amazing to see 11 candles. The 11th (on the left) seemed so real, but paying very good attention we could see it was an image. 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆. Thank you so much for such visual learning

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank you so much! I am honoured

[@shreshtha3007]

Beautiful 😍

[@MDIMRAN-ml9ox]

Unbelievable video it cleared all my doubt 🎓

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@anushkaraghavendra7775]

thank you so much this was really helpful for me to understand ... usually in schools they don't teach the practical way only the theoretical way is taught ,thank you !

[@dalesteyn5687]

Salute to your hard work that you have put in for this experiment!!... everyone knows the value of practical method!!

[@khushrukhan2655]

Thank you so much sir keep making videos like this sir

[@MakeMeScientific]

So nice of you

[@rathinmondal7794]

please tell me the size of mirror and plywood

[@MakeMeScientific]

30cm x 30 cm

[@pragya_0]

so nice explaination. Lovely helped me a lot thank you. Brilliant

[@FF_BMG]

i loved "hello scientific audience" so unique.

[@ayatalhajjaj3491]

wow, so beautiful lesson so brave.

[@MakeMeScientific]

🙏

[@charmainerusin-strongfamil6713]

This is awesome. I'm a pastor and I will be using this to explain the power of agreement in prayer. I only wish you had taken it one step further, and shoed an infinity mirror effect by placing the mirrors parallel at the end.

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank you very much 🙏

[@kartikgkalita]

So Beautiful😢

[@RitikaVerma-m6j]

Fantastic explanation sir ❤❤

[@nehamiglani7746]

Incredible explanation .. 👍

[@samimsarkar1297]

I am form Bangladesh. Your classes are awesome

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@SahKrishna654]

nice explanation with example .

[@Notoriousbeastshdy]

Itssssss just amazing ❤️❤️😵😱😱😱😱looks like magic

[@sanjanaguruprasad8525]

Beautifully explained

[@ishudhawan8132]

thankyou so much for this video.. you clear my all doubts as well build a strong concept thanks again

[@vickychaudhari118]

PJ sir ne kaha tha kya dekhne ko...

[@ishudhawan8132]

@@vickychaudhari118 nhii

[@garvanshparashar3503]

amazing explanation.

[@Poonam177]

So nice explaination sir🥰 Thank you so much sir🙏

[@practicalstudypoint4080]

It was very nicely demonstrated

[@sushamagodara8327]

Waah .you are great sir

[@anushkagupta9704]

wow amazng explaination

[@muhilkumara8194]

Sir how to calculate the no. of images when we keep the mirrors inclined at angles like 50°, 70°, 100° .... like that, where we can't say the result is odd or even ?

[@MakeMeScientific]

Please see NV sir physics lecture on Ray optics

[@Goatli18-King]

Use Greatest Integer Function

[@sarveshpandeypandey6603]

Awesome video as well as nicely explained

[@prensudangol1547]

Hello 👋 but I am still confused how are you telling at which angle it is located ?

[@MakeMeScientific]

It was already made with pencil scale and fixed with the protractor and then given to carpenter

[@hhj5019]

i wonder how did you measure the angle for each of them

[@hhj5019]

on the board

[@MakeMeScientific]

It was already measured by protractor and sketched

[@hhj5019]

@@MakeMeScientific thank you!

[@asklove1632]

Amaging ❣️ thank u soo much

[@parthsuyal4888]

Thanks a lot. Today is my exam and i was a bit confused in this part. But now I understand it. 🙂

[@malini2825]

V.nice,simple and clear explanation tq

[@anjalluhar222]

Sir please can you make video of making mercury thermometer.

[@krishikakohad499]

Excellent Demonstration!! I love it. Good job Sir :)

[@thingintresting5495]

Thank you sir for your creative and mind blowing demonstration

[@MakeMeScientific]

You are most welcome

[@ds2718]

Thanks , it will help others like me . Nice explanation 👍.

[@rekhajangra1413]

Thanks sir☺️😊

[@vidhikhare2917]

Amazing explaination sir thank you

[@raghavkumar7438]

Best explanation.

[@Owow4698]

Thanks a lot for presenting this! I am still wondering what will happen if the angle is not a divisor of 360 degrees? Will there still be finite images? And how can we prove that? Any help would be greatly appreciated. 😊

[@yasirshaikh4707]

If two plane mirrors are placed parallel to each other then ? 🙁

[@MakeMeScientific]

Infinite images

[@jayraj8948]

Now my all doubts are clear 😌

[@allaboutbiology712]

Great explanation , outstanding experiment

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thanks for watching 🙏

[@ss-gr7ph]

😲Thank u soo much sir for this outstanding 👏 vdo...u made smile on our faces after watching this......

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thanks for watching🙏

[@tamilselvi381]

What are the uses in our daily life sir.pls explain

[@MakeMeScientific]

For forming multiple images you can use this concept. Like you go in cloth changing rooms there are two perpendicular mirrors and you find three images over there

[@thingintresting5495]

❤ watched 2nd time with same curiosity

[@MakeMeScientific]

Thank you 😊

[@Gravita_Institute_of_Learning]

Well done ❤

[@nageshgollapally5810]

How we should do cardboard like that

[@MakeMeScientific]

I haven't tried with cardboard

[@unknowngamerofficial7]

V good i am watching before 1 hours of exan😂

[@nishijain5000]

When no of images is odd, why does symmetrical no of images is n-1 but asymmetrically it remains n? Why are they different?

[@MakeMeScientific]

In n-1 the last two images coincide

[@Rfilmss_]

This is how physics is to be explained

[@opticnewtella]

Great Video

[@samikshanagtilak6701]

Amazing ☺

[@sunilkumar-yv2ru]

You are the best

[@divyanshichandra4588]

Sir please make a video for " Images formed in two parallel mirror"

[@MakeMeScientific]

Ok

[@nathanieljudesantos4338]

Thank you so much!!!

[@NxtYello]

Thank you 👍🏻😊😊

[@MukulchSarma-tp3oe]

In One word, EPIC!

[@MakeMeScientific]

🙏

[@ramkishanprajapati2414]

Sir u are great😎

[@Sakshi3738-g1l]

Thank you so much sir for this amazing video 🙏

[@sudan_unhrc3037]

Please do with three mutually perpendicular mirrors. It is an earnest request, Sir.

[@MakeMeScientific]

Ok will do soon

[@apurvavani9541]

Sir this amazing 👏 and can u please tell the name of the music you have used here

[@MakeMeScientific]

Please see the description

[@apurvavani9541]

Sir I saw and checked it , there are many songs , I was not able to find it

[@zeenatkhatoon5801]

Thankyou so much. You made it very easy👌

[@bhakthivlogs9839]

Superb yrr

[@drifterop5961]

Thanks for explaining this concept

[@insomnia4969]

Wow, it is very clearly ❤️

[@aswitrishu4465]

Wow,fantastic sir😊u made the concept crystal clear really loved the video sir,I m subscribing u sir 💁🏻‍♀

[@milanraichura9351]

Super explaination Sir!!!!!!!!

[@Life-A-Blessing]

Is the third image at m3 reflection of image in m2(lhsmirror)

[@MakeMeScientific]

Yes

[@lajuelar]

What will happen if the ratio 360/angle is not exact?

[@MakeMeScientific]

round off to nearest whole number. Please see NV sir ray optics std 12 lectures.

[@lajuelar]

@@MakeMeScientific Thank you sir.

[@hanumantharayappa7782]

Very nice

[@tanishsabne]

what happens when the ratio is odd?

[@MakeMeScientific]

www.aakash.ac.in/important-concepts/physics/inclined-plane-mirrors Please see this

[@bullarajkumar5079]

Nice sir.

[@maartnsshiv8045]

WOW THANKS SIR

[@dombu5786]

What would be the number of images if the angle between the 2 mirrors is 80°? n would be 4.5 so would it be 4 images? And would the result be different if the object is placed symmetrically between the mirrors?

[@shreenivasonr7227]

in this case we will take the integer just below the value that is obtained. so in your case, you take it as 4 and continue

[@MakeMeScientific]

Yes correct answer is replied

[@brookliniqbal5890]

awesome 😍😍😍😍

[@bhaveshraghuwanshi7449]

I request that you more do this type of experiments

[@danialconarpe4864]

Can you do one of angles and a spinning box?

[@MakeMeScientific]

I didn't get it. Can you please refrained your question. Thanks

[@annamalaikarthikeyan7507]

Excellent demonstration.!!

[@NEET-jh9tj]

Amazing 👍👍👍👍 bro

[@nasimabegam1138]

Thank you so much sir. I am so grateful to you 😊😊