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Why is a penumbra not obtained from a point source?​

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Answered by alisa67
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<body bgcolor=black><font color=yellow>A "penumbra" is that region around the umbra where the shadow is only partial, or imperfect. You get these when the light source is larger than a single point. These form because while some of the light from the source gets blocked by the shadowing object, not all of it does.

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