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hoa [83]
3 years ago
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CAN SOMEONE HELP ME WITH THESE QUESTIONS I WILL GIVE ALL MY POINTS 5 STARS AND THANKS AND BRAINLY ALL I ASK IS WHENN YOU ANSWER

THE QUESTIONS IS THAT YOU TELL ME IF IT HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITH REFLECTION REFRACTION OR ABSORPTION AND TELL ME WICH PROBLEM THE ANSWER GOES TO PLZZZZ THAT IS ALL I ASK THXS

Chemistry
1 answer:
ira [324]3 years ago
7 0
1. The bird has to adjust where it doves in for the fish because the light is refracted by the water, making it look like the fish is in a different position than it is.

2. The clock is reflected in the mirror, which sends each part of the image straight back.

4. Your first part is correct. The second part: The plant would look dark brown or black and red light. Red light has no green wavelengths to reflect, and the red light would be absorbed by the leaf, making it appear almost black.

LMK if you have questions.
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