چراغ جلوی یک اتومبیل به گونه‌ای ساخته شده است که جدارهٔ پشت لامپ به حالت سهمی (افقی) بوده و جنس آینه‌ای دارد. توضیح دهید در این چراغ چگونه نوربالا یا نورپایین تولید می‌شود. (با رسم شکل) (۱ نمره)

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Parabolic reflector focal point properties

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