When light hits a smooth, shiny surface, the light

A) reflects.

B) refracts.

C) speeds up.

D) diffracts.

Question

Brindle

Physics

13 November, 15:54

When light hits a smooth, shiny surface, the light

A) reflects.

B) refracts.

C) speeds up.

D) diffracts.

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Answers (2)

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Raina Graves · Answer 1

It Reflects

Explanation:

Refraction happens with air water and gas it isn't speeding up and frankly i don't know what diffracting is but reflating is your correct answer.

Nikolai Robinson · Answer 2

B) Reflects

Explanation:

Smooth, shiny surfaces, like mirrors reflect light, or make the rays bounce back at the same angle they came in. Lenses refract light.

When light hits a smooth, shiny surface, the lightA) reflects.B) refracts.C) speeds up.D) diffracts.

When light hits a smooth, shiny surface, the light

A) reflects.

B) refracts.

C) speeds up.

D) diffracts.