During reflection, waves are sent

A. Into atmosphere

B. In several directions at once

C. In a direction parallel to the tide

D. In the direction from which they came

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Biology

Donavan Hays

29 April, 23:59

During reflection, waves are sent

A. Into atmosphere

B. In several directions at once

C. In a direction parallel to the tide

D. In the direction from which they came

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Robert Sanford · Answer 1

Reflection - "The term reflection means that when an incident wave interacts with a different medium and changes its angle or direction of travel is known as reflection."

Explanation:

So by taking the first rule of reflection into our consideration we can say that the incident wave coming in interaction with a different medium will reflect with the same angle like that of the incident wave. And will follow the region from where it originates.

Correct option - option "D" is the correct one.

Mckenna Dean · Answer 2

C because you are reflecting, like the translation in math.

During reflection, waves are sentA. Into atmosphereB. In several directions at onceC. In a direction parallel to the tideD. In the direction from which they came

During reflection, waves are sent

A. Into atmosphere

B. In several directions at once

C. In a direction parallel to the tide

D. In the direction from which they came