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tigry1 [53]
3 years ago
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I NEED HELP??!!

Physics
1 answer:
user100 [1]3 years ago
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The material that transmits most light is d) clear glass.

Explanation:

Depending on whether objects can transmit light or not, they can be classified into three types:

  • Opaque: an object opaque does not transmit light at all (light cannot pass through an opaque object). Examples of opaque objects are metals
  • Translucent: translucent objects allow light to pass partially through them. Examples of translucent objects are fluids
  • Transparent: transparent objects allow light to pass through them. An example of transparent objects is clear glass

In this problem, we have the following objects:

  • Umbrella: it is opaque, light does not pass through it
  • Blanket: it is opaque, light does not pass through it
  • Mirror: It is opaque, since it reflects light (light does not pass through it)
  • Clear glass: it is a transparent object

Therefore, the material that transmits most light is d) clear glass.

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