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The back of a water droplet acts as a mirror. When light hits the back of the water droplet it bounces back to our eyes. This is called refraction evaporation conduction reflection
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The back of a water droplet acts as a mirror. When light hits the back of the water droplet it bounces back to our

eyes. This is called

refraction

evaporation

conduction

reflection

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it’s called Reflection
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reflection

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