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lord [1]
2 years ago
5

The only source of light in a room is the lightbulb shown. An opaque disk is placed in front of the bulb. A screen is then place

d successively at positions A, B, and C. At which screen position(s) does the disk cast a shadow that is completely dark at the center
Physics
1 answer:
Murljashka [212]2 years ago
8 0

On screen A the opaque disk cast a shadow that is completely dark at the center

opaque is defined as difficult to understand or not allowing light to pass through. The appearance of a black sheet of paper is an illustration of opaqueness. The study of astrophysics is an illustration of opaque.

An opaque object illuminated by a point source of light is said to produce a crisp shadow whose dimensions may be determined using geometry. This is according to geometric optics. The computation process is quite simple. Light beams are uniformly emitted from the source in all directions. These rays can be visualized as lines radiating straight out from the source. When a light source encounters an opaque object, the light rays cease moving away from the source.

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