Question

By observing steel vessels and different images in time, Ramu a third class student asked some questions to his elder sister santha. What may be those questions?

Answer 1

Hint: Steel is a material which has the property of reflection of light. So it behaves like a mirror. If a steel vessel's shape is not regular it will be worked as any type of spherical mirror.

Complete step-by-step answer:
By observing steel vessels and different images in them, then v will be like in his mind and asked santh the question following:
1) Why do we see our image on some ships (vessels) that bulge out?
2) Why can't we see our image of some vessels that protrude inward?
3) Do vessels that bulge inside or outside behave like mirrors?
4) What is the difference between vessels that bulge inward and vessels that bulge outwards.
5) What type of mirror vessel is?
6) By which process our image appears in the steel vessel.
7) Why are the pictures not so clear in the steel vessels?

Note: Steel vessels behaved like a spherical mirror, because vessels. Commonly bulged either outwards, or inwards and the surface of steel vessels are planned so the image will be there of any object due to reflection.