00 Laser Light Object 1 Object 2 Object 3 16 Ben knows that Object 1 reflects light. Which sentence describes the path the light will take when shined at Object 1? F. The light with bounce off in all directions. G. The light will be absorbed. H. The light will bounce off at a right angle. I. The light will pass through the other side.

00 Laser Light Object 1 Object 2 Object 3 16 Ben knows that Object 1 reflects light. Which sentence describes the path the light will take when shined at Object 1? F. The light with bounce off in all directions. G. The light will be absorbed. H. The light will bounce off at a right angle. I. The light will pass through the other side.

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Chapter29: Introduction To Quantum Physics

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