DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REAL AND VIRTUAL IMAGE

This video explains the difference between real and virtual image.Here u can see real time experience for formation of real and virtual image.

[@aditibiswal4234]

Excellent explanation....Really Satisfied with the experiment and explanation.!!!

[@sreelathamanoj3663]

Excellent explanation..thank you sir

[@heretocomment2337]

Hello, I have a few questions:
1) Regarding virtual images in a convex lens: what will you, an observer, see if you were standing or looking at the object through the lens but from the concave side? Ie if you were standing on the side of the screen, and looking through the lens at the candle, what would you see? Surely you would be able to see something, since the lens is transparent. Since you can see things because light bounces off it,then surely you can also project whatever it is you see, on to a screen.
2) I have seen ray diagrams that show parallel lines enter concave-convex lens (also called meniscus lens). Some of them show that parallel lines entering from concave part end up diverging when leaving, others show the exit light rays converge. Which is it and how do you know?

[@dhanyanambiar7188]

Concept explained wonderfully...thank you!!

[@dariandelgado1958]

Thank you very much. Your talent for explaining actually really helped me out when I felt nothing else could. I thank you very much.

[@manojtrips]

Thank you so much...This is a great complement for and motivates me help students more in future...

[@mrbluebird1213]

thank my ghad been spending so much time seeking an understandable explanation, i only found it in this video

[@funnyworldchannelfromk3421]

very nice explanation

[@cjgreen4331]

this was just the explanation I needed, thank you

[@alphaplayz3461]

thanks G u made me understand and hopefully ill get good marks in science w ur help :)

[@YelenaIzKislovodska]

awesome presentation

[@user-vh9bo6dq3s]

Thank you very much,your explanation helped my son to understand the concept clearly.

[@suryak7774]

U r great sir...👏👏👏👍👌👌👌

[@Petermoseri_]

God bless you sir.

[@hiyasanghvi7958]

sir it was very helpful thank you sir

[@aarjithvp3933]

Thank you sir

[@abhijitdas-10croll12]

Nice bro thanks for helping me in understanding the theory of real and virtual image

[@ridhimak4577]

Works as a best last minute go through

[@sarojinimarri3607]

Superrrr

[@tsirisha2263]

👏👏 wonderful explanation

[@Mr.Curious2273]

Thank you this distinguish between i want

[@anweshadhikari007]

Thanku v much sir u totally cleared my doubt🥰🥰🙏🙏🇳🇵

[@akumar9197]

very nice

[@sanskardewangan7311]

Thankyou sir

[@sanjeevanidumbre9350]

Thanx sir for your clear and excellent explanation 👨‍🏫

[@53swagataroy31]

It really helped thanks sir

[@adnankhalid2684]

thank u very much i understood

[@SumanDevi-qc1yh]

Ur so much talented u deserve mor subscriber s

[@manojtrips]

@suman Devi Thank u sm for compliment
But my aim is not subscribers rather to help students with concepts they find difficult to deal with..so I request all students to write in the chat on which they want me to make video on.

[@sadhanajoseph2320]

Thanks 😊 🙏

[@rajatmondal3547]

Thanks sir. My concept atlast got cleared

[@no.1channel205]

4:10 sec video is good explanation

[@vijay2708]

Wonderful explanation

[@joyalkashyap4390]

thank u sir !

[@mihirthalshawala]

ThAnks sir

[@honeybee-fp6bx]

5:55
Convex lens or concave lens?

[@abhaverma7899]

Thank you sir for asuch beautiful video.

[@marshlake74]

Thx bro

[@patil9210]

Tqsm I had lot of confusion about this. Now cleared

[@merony_rae3019]

if i would need to determine an image is real or virtual does it have to meet all the requirements u mentioned or just any of them would do?

[@manojtrips]

To identify real and virtual u can consider any point.. That is fine

[@zay8151]

thanks very much sir I trust u😁😁😁😁🤗🤗🤗

[@ann23510]

❤️

[@anhmai3826]

thanks

[@prachi4486]

As we Know Virtual image is the Cutting Point of doverging Reflected Rays So is it nessary that The 2 Reflected Rays Should be from the Same plane Mirror

[@gamergladiator1837]

nice

[@darshanapadghane2509]

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[@vinceghost8136]

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[@kailashvyas2595]

Hii sir very nice video

[@rajibpaul9191]

Nice video.it will help me to explain my students.

[@manojtrips]

Many more videos to come like this keep watching and subscribing and press bell icon for next video on terminal velocity...

[@khushichahat2995]

Thanks a million sir for this excillent explanation

[@ethics_academy]

Agr concave mirror me real and inverted image banti hai to fir hm log usme seedhe kaise dikhayi dete hain🤔

[@manojtrips]

In concave one of the case ...when object is kept between focus and pole we get virtual erect image.

[@fizavnbvnb4737]

Hlo

[@neilpatole9196]

Thank you sir..Neil PATOLE

[@iznzargham3573]

Good but i wish it was more detailed..

[@rajinderpalsingh7267]

Sir.. please make a video in hindi

[@manojtrips]

मैं निश्चित रूप से कोशिश करूंगा।

[@thakursahab6951]

@@manojtrips sir real images forming outside that is ok.. my question is.....is there any image forming inside the mirror in the front view of the mirror that is also invited.बाहर इमेज बन रही है वह तो ठीक है लेकिन क्या अंदर भी कोई फोटो दिखेगी फ्रंट व्यू में कोनकेव मिरर में

[@thakursahab6951]

@@manojtrips sir real images forming outside that is ok.. my question is.....is there any image forming inside the mirror in the front view of the mirror that is also invited.बाहर इमेज बन रही है वह तो ठीक है लेकिन क्या अंदर भी कोई फोटो दिखेगी फ्रंट व्यू में कोनकेव मिरर में

[@aliyousef9936]

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[@asifalamjoy9530]

It was a very helpful video for me sir. Sir , could you please answer me a question ? Like the lenses we use for goggles , for example, the power of my the lenses of my goggle is -3.50 (for the left eye) and -3.25 for the right eye. Now what type of image is formed by these lenses??

[@manojtrips]

asif alam joy
Since power is negative you are using convave lens....And in concave lens image formed is virtual and erect .

[@asifalamjoy9530]

Manoj Tripathi sir, what about positive power then ? Like, my father uses a spectacle while reading newspaper and the power is +2.50 for each glasses.

[@manojtrips]

asif alam joy Ur father is using convex lens... To correct his defect......As focal length is positive ....hence power of lens is also positive.......

[@realpubglitelover3913]

@@manojtrips is there any diffference between negative and positive powers

[@realpubglitelover3913]

@@manojtrips what is the reason of using positive and negative powers

[@Shruthi.shashidhar]

i can get a job now.

[@manojtrips]

Many congratulations...will get a job means??

[@Shruthi.shashidhar]

@@manojtrips noo I was joking, because the explanation was awesome. I'm still in school

[@manojtrips]

@@Shruthi.shashidhar thank you ❤️

[@AdityaYadavVlog9560]

Please explain our language hindi

[@priyaingale3337]

Very nicely explained

[@maheshrajshree6599]

Rest is crystal clear but dentist using concave mirror didn't get where was screen over there wasn't the image virtual

[@manojtrips]

when you keep object between pole and focus i.e. within the focal lenth image is virtual erect and magnified and you can see image inside the mirror but it wont come on screen.

[@ns4603]

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[@joyalkashyap4390]

sir if you would not there i would be failing in my exam

[@honeybee-fp6bx]

6:55
I suspect this is not the virtual image, it is just a reflection from the glass the lens is made of. Such reflection was also visible in case of convex lens at 4:36
Are you fooling the students?

[@shubhamkumarraj2405]

Binod

[@Nitansh.16]

Bakvas teacher 🤮🤮🤮

[@ashokmondal8500]

Thank you very much sir

[@chemistrybypuneetsir7838]

Thanks sir

[@hamzaqureshi9591]

Thank you sir