We can make the claim that light can be reflected, which is justified by the reflection seen on the water as well as the colors seen in the photo.
<h3>How can we tell that light is being reflected?</h3>
We can claim that light can and is being reflected in this image due to the reflection in the water as well as the colors. As the light traveling in the air collides with the water, it abruptly changes speed, causing a portion of these waves to be reflected back, thus creating a mirror image on the surface of the water. This is also the case with colors, which are caused by a material reflecting all but one wavelength of light.
Therefore, we can confirm that it is possible to make the claim that light can be reflected, which is justified by the reflection seen on the water as well as the colors seen in the photo.
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