How does a mirror affect the path of light?
a. all objects reflect some light. if the o...
How does a mirror affect the path of light?
a. all objects reflect some light. if the object is in front of a mirror, the mirror reflects the light back toward the object, and an image is formed by the reflected rays.
b. all objects refract some light. if the object is in front of a mirror, the mirror refracts the light back toward the object, and an image is formed by the refracted rays.
c. all objects absorb some light. if the object is in front of a mirror, the mirror refracts the light back toward the object, and an image is formed by the reflected rays.
d. all objects transmit some light. if the object is in front of a mirror, the mirror transmits the light back toward the object, and an image is formed by the transmitted rays.
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