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Explain why we can clearly through a flat sheet of glass, even though light is refracted as it passes through.
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Explain why we can clearly through a flat sheet of glass, even though light is refracted as it passes through.

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The lights bounces from the object behind which hit one's eyes. The glass is transparent because it does not absorb any radiation

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