Question 8 • (OC27) Physical Sci-2003310-S1-Keuten-D'Aquino
Light reflecting from a surface can be understood as photons (particles of light) interacting with the material and bouncing back. This makes B, light bouncing off a white cement sidewalk, the best example. Traveling at a particular speed is a wave-like property, and light generally slows down—not speeds up—as it moves through matter.
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