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Light that bounces off a surface is said to be A. reflected B. refracted C. absorbed D. radiated
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Light that bounces off a surface is said to be

A. reflected
B. refracted
C. absorbed
D. radiated

User Somasundaram Sekar
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The answer is A.) reflected. Why?
Reflection of Light is light bouncing off a surface. Light, which is said to be reflected when the angle at which light initially strikes a surface, is equal to the angle at which light bounces off the same surface.
User Unis Barakat
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I think it's reflected. I had a lesson about this today actually in science
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