Science, asked by aditim9954, 1 year ago

can you see through a bent tube of paper

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Answered by Anonymous

No, we can't see any thing from a bent tube of paper or rubber.

The main reason behind it is, light travels in a straight path. Hence, if light will not get its straight path then how shall it travel in its path, without any reflection.

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