when an opaque object is placed closer to the source of light - the shadow formed will be smaller or larger pl calrify
The length of the shadow increases as it gets farther from the light source and gets constant after a point.
Lets understand why shadows are formed in the first place. It is because of an obstruction in the path of light and therefore there is a shadow.
So, if the object is really close: Most of the light gets obstructed and the blocks the light from casting away and hence the shadow is also small.
If the object goes farther: Lesser light gets obstructed and then the shadow formed is also longer.
Lets understand why shadows are formed in the first place. It is because of an obstruction in the path of light and therefore there is a shadow.
So, if the object is really close: Most of the light gets obstructed and the blocks the light from casting away and hence the shadow is also small.
If the object goes farther: Lesser light gets obstructed and then the shadow formed is also longer.