Question
Differentiate between transparent, translucent, and opaque objects with examples.
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Answer
| Feature | Shadow | Image |
| Formation | Formed when an opaque object blocks light. | Formed by reflection or refraction of light. |
| Appearance | Dark area showing the outline of the object. | Resembles the object, showing details and colors (in mirrors or lenses). |
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