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The uploaded file seems to be a problem set from a workshop on optics, focusing on light reflection, refraction, and image formation using lenses. Here are summaries of the four main problems:

1. **Reflection Problem**: Light from point A must reflect off a mirror to reach point B because an obstacle (MN) blocks the direct path. You are asked to show the light's path and calculate the incident angle at the mirror.
   
2. **Refraction with Glass Slab**: A light ray passes through a parallel glass slab, undergoing two refractions. Using Snell's law, you must find the relationship between the angles of incidence (θ₁) and emergence (θ₄).

3. **Converging Lens Problem**: An object is placed in front of a converging lens. You are asked to draw the ray diagram to locate the image and describe whether the image is real or virtual, inverted or upright, and magnified or reduced.

4. **Diverging Lens Problem**: An object is placed in front of a diverging lens. You are asked to draw the ray diagram, locate the image, and describe the image's characteristics. You are also asked to reposition the object between the lens and its focal point and describe how the image changes.

Would you like help solving one of these problems, or perhaps more detailed explanations of any concepts?

Here are some related questions to extend the discussion:
1. How do you calculate the angle of reflection when a light ray hits a mirror?
2. What is the relationship between angles of incidence and refraction in Snell's law?
3. What are the conditions for forming a virtual image using a lens?
4. How do the focal length and object distance affect the image size in converging lenses?
5. What happens to light rays in a diverging lens when the object is placed between the focal point and the lens?

**Tip**: In ray diagrams, use at least two rays to accurately determine the position and characteristics of the image.

The uploaded file appears to be a problem set from a workshop on optics, covering light reflection, refraction, and image formation using lenses.

Explore problems on light reflection, refraction through glass slabs, and image formation using converging and diverging lenses. Learn how to apply Snell's law and ray diagrams to determine image characteristics. Suitable for university-level physics students.

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