Question

Maximum part of light is reflected by
(a) opaque object
(b) translucent object
(c) transparent object
(d) all of these

Answer 1

Explanation:

I think the correct answer is C

Answer 2

A correct answer is an option (c) transparent object

• Materials like air, water, and clear glass are known as clear.
• once light encounters transparent materials, the majority of it passes directly through them.
• Glass, for example, is transparent to any or all visible light. clear objects permit some light to travel through them.

The commonest transparent objects are as follows:

1. Clean Air.
2. Clear glass.
3. Clear plastic.
4. Clearwater.
5. Diamond.
6. plastic wrap sheet.
7. Prism.
8. Lenses.

• Materials are often classified supported by the quantity of sunshine they transmit.
• Materials, that allow complete transmission of sunshine, are known as clear. Any object is often seen through transparent material.
• One example of transparent material is pure glass.
• Opaque materials either replicate or absorb any incident light.
• As a result, light rays cannot suffer opaque materials. Wood, stone, and so forth, are opaque materials. clear materials permit the partial transmission of light through them.
• an area of the incident light could get mirrored or scattered because it passes through the inside of the material.
• Any object, seen through a translucent material, seems fuzzy or blurred. Some examples are oily paper, tissue, some plastics, etc.

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