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Reflection.
Demond Stroman
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What is reflection with examples?
Reflection is the bouncing back of light waves. Some examples are a mirror, and water. :)
Can radio waves be deflected?
Of course. That's how they reach the radio in your basement. Radio waves do all the same kinds of twisting, turning, bending, bouncing, and spreading contortions that light waves do.
What dose reflection mean?
Is the bouncing back of light rays when they hit an object.
When light bounces of an object what is call?
it is the bouncing back of lights rays from surface. It is called reflection.
How does absorption reflection and refraction change the movement of P waves?
Absorption, reflection and refraction will all change of the movement of P waves. Absorption will reduce the energy of the waves. Reflection will bounce the waves back. Refraction will change the angle of the waves based on what they are bouncing off of.
What is the bouncing back of waves?
Reflection.
What is the bouncing back and forth of light waves as they travel from one surface to another?
Hi how are you doing today;)
What is reflection with examples?
Reflection is the bouncing back of light waves. Some examples are a mirror, and water. :)
Why does echo happen?
Sound waves bouncing back to you
What is the depth of view?
the bouncing back of light of light is called reflection
Why bouncing back of light in the same medium?
reflection
The bouncing back of a ray of light?
Reflected. Fran
What is it called when light hits a diamond?
You may be looking for reflection or refraction.Reflection is the phenomenon of light bouncing off an object; refraction is the phenomenon of light bouncing around inside a gemstone, for example, and then bouncing back to the eye of the beholder.
What is the bouncing of light?
The bouncing of light is the reflecting.
Can radio waves be deflected?
Of course. That's how they reach the radio in your basement. Radio waves do all the same kinds of twisting, turning, bending, bouncing, and spreading contortions that light waves do.
Why does a far object look small?
the reason a far object looks small is because of the light bouncing off of that object. only the light waves bouncing off and comming directly to your eye will you see. there is much more light being reflected from that object but because of your distance from it the majority of the light waves have traveled in other directions. ( here is a thought experiment ) if you had a 1foot by 1foot mirror and you were standing 100 feet in front of it, if you shined a flashlight directly at the mirror would the light be the same brightness when it is reflected back.
What dose reflection mean?
Is the bouncing back of light rays when they hit an object.
