Explain the Transparent ?

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Explain the Transparent ?..

Answer / sri ram

WHEN LIGHT TRANSFERS FROM ONE MEDIUM TO ANOTHER MEDIUM,
SOME PART WILL BE REFLECTED AND OTHER PART WILL BE
TRANSMITTED. THE TOTAL INCIDENT INTENSITY WILL BE EQUAL TO
THE REFLECTED INTENSITY AND TRANSMITTED INTENSITY. THE
COEFFICIENTS OF TRANSIMISSION AND REFLECTION DEPENDS ON THE
TWO MEDIA. WHEN THE FRACTION OF TRANSMISSION IS
APROXIMATELY EQUAL TO 1, THEN THAT MEDIUM IS CALLED AS
TRANSPARENT. NO MATERIAL IS PERFECTLY TRANSPARENT OR
PERFECTLY REFLECTIVE. THOSE TWO OR IDEAL EXACTLY.

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Explain the Transparent ?..

Answer / guest

A substance which allows light to pass thought it but
through which allows light to pass through it easily and
through which objects can be seen distinctly is called
transparent e.g. glass, water.

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Explain the Transparent ?..

Answer / farhana ashraf

Substance which allows light such like substances are called transparent
It allows to see the object through a transparent substance
Eg:glass water etc

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