One-Way Mirrors Explained in Ten Seconds

The video discusses how light behaves differently in dark and bright rooms. In a dark room, light from one side is easily visible due to minimal interference. However, in a bright room, the reflected light can overpower the light from the other side, making it less visible.

What happens to light when it hits an object from both sides?

• It reflects back entirely.

• It changes color.

• It is divided into halves.

• It gets absorbed completely.

In a dark room, why is the other side easily visible?

• Because the room is well-lit.

• Because the light is absorbed.

• Because the only light is from the half.

• Because the light is scattered.

How does a bright room affect the visibility of the other side?

• It makes the room darker.

• It has no effect.

• It enhances the visibility.

• It swamps the dark light with reflected bright light.

What percentage of light is reflected in a bright room?

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

• 100%

Why is the dark light from the other side less visible in a bright room?

• Because it is blocked by objects.

• Because it is absorbed by the walls.

• Because it is too weak to be seen.

• Because it is swamped by the reflected bright light.