Question

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a student views an object in a mirror.
move the labels into the blank boxes to
show how light travels from the object
to the student’s eye.
path of light
light
light

Explanation:

To determine the path of light when viewing an object in a mirror, we use the law of reflection. Light first travels from the Object to the Mirror (incident ray), then reflects off the mirror (reflected ray) towards the Eye. So the top - most blank box (where the light is coming from to the mirror - like structure) should be labeled "Object", the middle blank box (the mirror - like structure) should be labeled "Mirror", and the bottom - most blank box (where the light is going to) should be labeled "Eye".

Answer:

Top box: Object
Middle box: Mirror
Bottom box: Eye