Which answer correctly describes the grey lines in this Hering illusion? (Optical Illusions Lesson)

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2 answers:

Anarel [89]2 years ago

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Answer: The grey lines are bent.

Explanation: The grey lines are bent.

Ratling [72]2 years ago

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The answer that correctly describes the grey lines in this Hering illusion is "The grey lines are bent." Option A. This is further explained below

<h3>What is the Hering illusion?</h3>

The Hering Illusion is one of several illusions in which a major component of a basic line picture is obscured.

In conclusion, The statement for the grey lines in this Hering illusion is "The grey lines are twisted.".

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