Subject: how does the intensity of the light affect the darkness of the shadow?
Date: Mon May 29 18:28:00 2006
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Grade level: 10-12
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Country: Singapore
Area of science: Physics
ID: 1148952480.Ph
Message:
I perform a simple experiment by shining a torch on a tennis ball in a dark
room. The light was dim and the umbra part of the object was not sharp.I asked
my teacher to confirm if what I observe was correct but she said that the
intensity of light does not affect the the darkness of the umbra formed by an
opaque object. Why is there a contradiction? Please enlighten me. Thank you.
Re: how does the intensity of the light affect the darkness of the shadow?
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