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Chemistry, 03.12.2019 00:31 jadetaull19

Which statement best explains what is seen on the building in the front left side of this image? a. light bounces back from the building across the way at the same angle and intensity that the building received the light. b. the sunlight changes direction when it strikes the building on the left, so the buildings up the street are visible. c. sunlight passes through the buildings on the left to show the buildings behind them. d. the light waves from the sun are taken into the building on the left, so parts of them are hidden from view. fast : )


Which statement best explains what is seen on the building in the front left side of this image? a.

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