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Which of the following correctly represents the pinhole image of the Moon during a lunar eclipse?
Which of the following correctly represents the pinhole image of the Moon during a lunar eclipse?
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The correct option is D
The image formed through a pinhole camera is always inverted (upside down). The light ray from the top of the Moon travels straight through the pinhole, and straight to the bottom of the image. and the light ray from the bottom of the Moon travels straight through the pinhole, and straight to the top of the image.Similarly, the light ray from the left side of the Moon travels straight through the pinhole, and straight to the right of the image. and the light ray from the right side of the Moon travels straight through the pinhole, and straight to the left of the image.
Hence correct answer will be Option B
The image formed through a pinhole camera is always inverted (upside down). The light ray from the top of the Moon travels straight through the pinhole, and straight to the bottom of the image. and the light ray from the bottom of the Moon travels straight through the pinhole, and straight to the top of the image.Similarly, the light ray from the left side of the Moon travels straight through the pinhole, and straight to the right of the image. and the light ray from the right side of the Moon travels straight through the pinhole, and straight to the left of the image.
Hence correct answer will be Option B
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