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Boy, that's an easy one. A transparent object allows light to pass through without disturbing the image. If you look through a window, the objects inside appear pretty much as they would if the window were not there.
- Boy, that's an easy one.
- A transparent object allows light to pass through without disturbing the image.
- If you look through a window, the objects inside appear pretty much as they would if the window were not there.
- A translucent object allows light to pass through (as glass bricks allow light from outside to illuminate a room), but the irregular surface of the object disturbs the allignment of the light waves to such an extent that it's impossible to recognize the images.
- The frosted glass of an incandescent light bulb allows light to pass, but you can't really see what's inside.
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Boy, that's an easy one. A transparent object allows light to pass through without disturbing the image. If you look through a window, the objects inside appear pretty much as they would if the window were not there.
A translucent object allows light to pass through (as glass bricks allow light from outside to illuminate a room), but the irregular surface of the object disturbs the all
A translucent object allows light to pass through (as glass bricks allow light from outside to illuminate a room), but the irregular surface of the object disturbs the all
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