Physics, 10.05.2021 16:40, ashtonrieper1132
Light can bounce off objects. This is called reflection, and it’s what allows us to see objects. This drawing shows a light ray reflecting from the red construction paper. Although many light waves are hitting the paper and reflecting from it, showing just one ray helps us follow the path of a single wave.
For each color of paper, which part of white light is reflected?
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