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SVEN [57.7K]
1 year ago
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3. Describe the light rays as it hits the ground at 10:00 am? A. No shadow is visible. B. It is slanting as it hits the ground.

C. It is directly above as it hits the ground. 4. How will you describe when light rays slanted hit on the ground? A. No shadow is visible B. Shadow is at shortest form. C. Shadow is at longest form. 5. Describe a position and length of shadow as the position of the sun changes. A. There is no change in the position of the sun. B. The position and length of shadow is not visible. C. The position of the sun changes from time to time.​
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aleksklad [387]1 year ago
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The condition of light rays and shadow in the given conditions will be as under,

  1. When the light rays hit the ground at 10:00 AM, the lights rays are slanting as they hit the ground.
  2. When the slanted light rays ht the ground, the shadow is at the longest form.
  3. The position of the sun changes from time to time, which leads to a change in the length of the shadow and light rays.

<h3>What are light rays?</h3>

The rays, which are cast by the sunrise, which increased by passing time, and keep decreasing as the time of sunset nears are known as light rays. These rays cause shadows.

Hence, 1-B; 2-C and 3-C holds true regarding the light rays.

Learn more about light rays here:

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