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Describe a situation where the light falling on an object does not obey the law of reflection.?
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Can you think of a situation where it is necessary to increase air resistance on a falling object how is it done?
Yes - falling out of an airplane. Use a parachute.
What properties of an object cause reflection?
Reflection occurs when a light ray travels from an object
How could you describe a situation where an object velocity does not change?
if velocity is constant, that means then the net acceleration acting on the object is equal to zero
When light bounces off an object?
a reflection
What is illuminated object?
An illuminated object is an object upon which electromagnetic radiation from some source is falling. We usually think of "illumination" in terms of light, but it's actually a broader concept. When an airplane is being examined by ground radar, they say that the radar is "illuminating" the target.
How can you describe a plane mirror?
real reflection of the object in front of it at a time.
Can you think of a situation where it is necessary to increase air resistance on a falling object how is it done?
Yes - falling out of an airplane. Use a parachute.
What is the bouncing of light off an object?
Reflection
Describe a common situation in which the net force on an object is zero but the object is not at rest?
Bowling ball rolling down the lane.
What is called to the reflection of the the object in a mirror?
reflection
Can you think and describe a Scientific idea inspired by everyday object?
The law of universal gravitation was said to be inspired by a falling apple and its analogy to the constantly falling moon.
What properties of an object cause reflection?
Reflection occurs when a light ray travels from an object
How could you describe a situation where an object velocity does not change?
if velocity is constant, that means then the net acceleration acting on the object is equal to zero
Describe a place where a falling object would feel less drag than it would in your classroom?
A falling object would have less drag than in a classroom in a low pressure environment (higher up) or in a space or a vacuum, but then it's not really falling. Hope this clarifies.
When light bounces off an object?
a reflection
What is illuminated object?
An illuminated object is an object upon which electromagnetic radiation from some source is falling. We usually think of "illumination" in terms of light, but it's actually a broader concept. When an airplane is being examined by ground radar, they say that the radar is "illuminating" the target.
What is an example of potential energy into kentic energy?
A falling object.A falling object.A falling object.A falling object.
