Asked by starbuckshelp

Light waves strike a lamp shade. What property of light is demonstrated?
diffuse reflection*
diffraction
refraction
regular reflection
Answered by 😀
Subscribe to Dannyboym9 cool on youtube
Answered by shirley
Was it correct?

Answered by [ ]
The answer is “A.” When light waves strike a lamp shade, the property such as refraction is demonstrated, because in this case light enters a material or medium by bending and slowing down. Refraction change in direction of propagation of any wave as a result of its traveling at different speeds at different points along the wave front. The main purpose of a lamp shade to diffuse or redirect the light from the bulb for maximum effectiveness and protect your eyes from the bulb's glare. With no shade at all, a bare bulb's light goes out equally in all directions.
Answered by [ ]
???Um.....was my answer correct???
There are no AI answers yet. The ability to request AI answers is coming soon!