Geography, asked by Itzmecutejisoo, 8 days ago

give scientific reason

we do not see an image in transparent glass

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Answered by aryankumarsingh480

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Explanation:

Why don't we see the image of our face when you stand in front of a clear glass window pane. Well, we can not see our face in a clear glass windowpane because of its transparency, as image like a mirror can be seen only when the reflection of light takes place

Answered by XxPratyakshxX

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Explanation:

Why don't we see the image of our face when you stand in front of a clear glass window pane. Well, we can not see our face in a clear glass windowpane because of its transparency, as image like a mirror can be seen only when the reflection of light takes place.

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