1) A ray of light bending as it goes from air to water is known as:...
1) A ray of light bending as it goes from air to water is known as:
2) What type of image will a single divergent lens produce?
3) What change will occur for light going into a material with a higher index of reflection? Higher velocity, Decreased power, Increased power, or Lower velocity.
4) The lens in your eye can focus on near objects and far objects, therefore the lens in your eye can change focal lengths. True or False.
Homework Answers
1). Refraction
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2) virtual and diminished image
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3) lower velocity
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4) true
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