1. Describe different types of electromagnetic waves.2. If the visible light wavelength is changed? What else has changed?3. A light ray traveling through air meets the boundary with glass. Whathappens to the light wave? What happens to the angle of refraction?4. Describe what additive and subtractive color light theory is. If an object is acertain color, what light is it reflecting on? What light is it observing?5. What is the difference between transparent, translucent, and opaque? Giveexamples of each of the following.6. Indicates 2 variations of the concave lens and convex lens.7. What is the ray model of light?8. What is the color theory of color printers?

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Chapter27: Wave Optics

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