Science, asked by induindumali, 3 months ago

Classify the following as transparent or translucent or opaque material :
Cardboard, Glass, Water ,Oil paper, wood, stone, metal.

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Answered by shresth0910

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Answer:

cardboard-opaque; glass-transparent; water-transparent; oil paper- translucent; wood- opaque; stone- opaque; metal- opaque

Answered by smyanpathak0310

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Answer:

cardboard-opaque glass-transparent water-transparent oil-opaque paper-translucent wood-opaque stone-transparent metal-opaque

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