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In which direction does a mirror change the light that falls on it?
In which direction does a mirror change the light that falls on it?
- It absorbs the light
- It reflects the light (correct)
- It transmits the light through it
- It creates shadows of the light
What is the main reason we see objects?
What is the main reason we see objects?
- Because our eyes can see in the dark
- Because objects reflect sound waves
- Because objects emit light for us to see
- Because light from the object enters our eyes (correct)
What is the relationship between the angle of incidence and the angle of reflection?
What is the relationship between the angle of incidence and the angle of reflection?
- They are sometimes equal
- There is no relationship between them
- They are always different
- They are always equal (correct)
Why can't we see objects in the dark according to the text?
Why can't we see objects in the dark according to the text?
What happens when light is thrown on a mirror along the normal?
What happens when light is thrown on a mirror along the normal?
What is the angle called between the normal and the incident ray?
What is the angle called between the normal and the incident ray?
What should you do to still see the reflected ray after bending the paper?
What should you do to still see the reflected ray after bending the paper?
What is the angle called between the normal and the reflected ray?
What is the angle called between the normal and the reflected ray?
What happens to the reflected ray when you bend the portion of the paper it falls on?
What happens to the reflected ray when you bend the portion of the paper it falls on?
In Activity 13.2, what is being changed multiple times to observe different outcomes?
In Activity 13.2, what is being changed multiple times to observe different outcomes?