What happens when you see something?
a. You neither send out sight rays nor receive lig...
Physics, 06.05.2020 06:59 thawkins79
What happens when you see something?
a. You neither send out sight rays nor receive light rays onto your retina.
b. You send out sight rays and light reflecting off the object strikes your retina.
c. You send out sight rays that strike the object.
d. Light rays reflect off the object and strike your retin
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