X-rays find application in medical scenarios for generating images of bones, tissues, and organs. While X-rays can penetrate tissues like skin, their ability to penetrate bone is comparatively lower. This property of X-rays is attributed to which characteristic of the rays?(1 point)

Responses

their short wavelengths
their short wavelengths

their small amplitudes
their small amplitudes

their long wavelengths
their long wavelengths

their large amplitudes

A student is tasked with suggesting a design for a device capable of generating an image resembling the one depicted below, revealing the interior of the human body.

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Which statement MOST effectively justifies why the student should advocate for the utilization of X-rays in the device?

(1 point)
Responses

The elevated energy level of X-rays enables them to penetrate through the human body.
The elevated energy level of X-rays enables them to penetrate through the human body.

The high velocity of X-rays permits their safe usage on human patients.
The high velocity of X-rays permits their safe usage on human patients.

The scarcity of X-rays in nature allows them to be employed in machines without interference from other X-rays, preventing image blurring.
The scarcity of X-rays in nature allows them to be employed in machines without interference from other X-rays, preventing image blurring.

The luminosity of X-rays results in an extended duration once they are generated by a machine.
The luminosity of X-rays results in an extended duration once they are generated by a machine.

Which light wavelengths are detectable by the human eyes?

(1 point)
Responses

visible waves
visible waves

infrared waves
infrared waves

ultraviolet waves
ultraviolet waves

X-ray waves

The image depicts a window made of stained glass.

How does a stained glass window alter the white light that passes through it?

(1 point)
Responses

refracting different wavelengths of light.
refracting different wavelengths of light.

reflecting different wavelengths of light.
reflecting different wavelengths of light.

diffracting different wavelengths of light.
diffracting different wavelengths of light.

absorbing different wavelengths of light.

A scientist crafted the model to illustrate the behavior of a light ray.

For what reason might a scientist create this model depicting the behavior of a light ray?

(1 point)
Responses

To clarify that light follows a curved trajectory until it transitions from one material to another.
To clarify that light follows a curved trajectory until it transitions from one material to another.

To explain that light travels in a straight line until it transitions from one material to another.
To explain that light travels in a straight line until it transitions from one material to another.

To clarify that light follows a curved trajectory even when transitioning from one material to another.
To clarify that light follows a curved trajectory even when transitioning from one material to another.

To explain that light travels in a straight line even when transitioning from one material to another.

The image beneath displays a duck floating in a pond.



Why does it seem like there is an additional duck head in the water?

(1 point)
Responses

The molecules in the atmosphere bend the light, causing it to separate into two images.
The molecules in the atmosphere bend the light, causing it to separate into two images.

The pond's bottom absorbs the light and subsequently projects it towards the surface in the form of an image.
The pond's bottom absorbs the light and subsequently projects it towards the surface in the form of an image.

The duck disperses the light, creating numerous small refractions that converge into an image.
The duck disperses the light, creating numerous small refractions that converge into an image.

The pond's water reflects sunlight, creating a mirrored image.

hen immersed in a beaker of water, a straight glass rod seems to undergo bending, as depicted in the diagram.



What provides the most accurate explanation for this phenomenon?

(1 point)
Responses

The temperature of the water in the beaker is higher than that of the surrounding air.
The temperature of the water in the beaker is higher than that of the surrounding air.

As light crosses the boundary between air and water, it undergoes refraction.
As light crosses the boundary between air and water, it undergoes refraction.

In water, light moves at a higher speed compared to its velocity in air.
In water, light moves at a higher speed compared to its velocity in air.

At the interface between air and water, light undergoes reflection.

The table displays the velocity of light in three different states of matter.
material speed(meters/second)
air 300,000,000
water 220,000,000
glass 200,000,000

When would the speed of light decrease?

(1 point)
Responses

When light moves from glass to water.
When light moves from glass to water.

When light moves from air into water.
When light moves from air into water.

When light transitions from glass to air.
When light transitions from glass to air.

When light transitions from water to air.

1 answer

Here are the correct answers to your questions:

  1. X-ray penetration property:

    • Correct Answer: their short wavelengths
  2. Justification for using X-rays in a device:

    • Correct Answer: The elevated energy level of X-rays enables them to penetrate through the human body.
  3. Light wavelengths detectable by human eyes:

    • Correct Answer: visible waves
  4. How a stained glass window alters white light:

    • Correct Answer: absorbing different wavelengths of light.
  5. Reason a scientist might create a model of light ray behavior:

    • Correct Answer: To explain that light travels in a straight line until it transitions from one material to another.
  6. Why does it seem like there is an additional duck head in the water?:

    • Correct Answer: The pond's water reflects sunlight, creating a mirrored image.
  7. Explanation for a straight glass rod seeming to bend in water:

    • Correct Answer: As light crosses the boundary between air and water, it undergoes refraction.
  8. When would the speed of light decrease?:

    • Correct Answer: When light moves from air into water.

If you have any further questions or need additional explanations, feel free to ask!