Answer:
B. 686N
Explanation:
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He<span> light </span>will<span> reflect off </span>the mirror<span> in a more orderly way than it reflects off </span>your<span> clothes. </span>We<span> call that specular </span>reflection<span>—it's </span>the<span> opposite to diffuse </span>reflection<span>. How </span>does the mirror <span>reflect light? </span>The<span> silver atoms behind </span>the<span> glass absorb </span>the <span>photons </span>of<span> incoming light energy and become excited.</span>
In mathematics, patterns are expressed as equations that will help us determine projections. When you're doing experiments, you describe the relationship between two parameters by an equation. You do this by using your results. However, when you have an equation, you can use this to determine the value of one parameter with any random number of the other parameter.