Explain the Rectilinear Propagation of Light ?
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Answer / sana
the property of light travelling in a straight line is
called rectilinear propagation of line. Because of this
property only shadow are formed.
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Answer / shruti
As light isn't made of matter ( we can't touch it ! ) it would be unsuitable to say light moves: in order to describe its travel through space we can say it " propagates ".
We can also use the term " propagation " for sounds and waves because there's no motion of matter in these cases.
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Answer / abhinav pandey
Light travel in a straight line and rectilinear motion is the motion along a straight line,so,it is called rectilinear propagation of light.
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Answer / ebenezer
rectilinear propagation of light means light travels in a straight line arrange three cardboard having pin holes at the center vertically one behind the other they shoulde arrange in the three holes in such away that
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Answer / vivekanand upadhyay
Light travels in a straight line through an homogeneous medium. It can be proved by an experiment given below.
Arrange two pieces of cardboard, having pin holes at the centre of each, vertically, one behind the other. They should be arranged in such a way that the two holes are exactly in the same level with each other. Now place a candle behind and in level with the hole of the second cardboard. It will be visible when viewed through the hole of the first cardboard. Now displace one of the card boards slightly to its life or right candle would no longer be visible. This shows that light travels in a straight line.
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Answer / priya
Light travels in a straight line through a homogenous
Medium. Rectilinear Propagation of Light is the tendency of
light
To only travel in straight lights.
This means that if light "criss-crosses" between each other
Whilst going through a small hole, you will see the image
Upside down, as the light goes straight up from down, and
Down from up.
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Answer / bipashwi
light always travels in a straight line . this is called
rectilinear propagation of light
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Answer / aden williams
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Rectilinear Propagation of lightIn a homogeneous transparent medium light travels in a straight line. This phenomenon is knows as rectilinear propagation of light.Let us conduct an experiment to demonstrate this Three cardboards A, B and C are taken and a pinhole is made at the center of each cardboard. The candle is placed at one end as shown here.Click on the candle to light it.The cardboards are arranged in such a way that the three pinholes and the candle flame are in a straight line. The candle flame can be viewed through the pinhole of the cardboard C.Now, displace one of the cardboards by clicking on it.The flame will not be visible from the pinhole of the cardboard C.From this, it is clear that line travels in a straight line.
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Answer / gamer
If light could bend around corner, you would have been able to
see what is happening upstairs in the bedroom when you are standing downstairs in the garden.The property of light travelling in straight lines in a medium is called rectilinear propagation of light.
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Answer / aryasarkar
The property of light of travelling in a straight line is known as a rectilinear propagation of light .
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