when the lens of a rogector for power point presentations is half covered, what happens to the screen?
I assume you mean projector.
Ok, if we cover half of the lens of projector, the image will still be visible and size will be same , the only thing which changes is the intensity, brightness of image.
The image will get dimmer.
when the lens of a rogector for power point presentations is half covered, what happens to...
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When giving presentations, many people use a laser pointer to direct the attention of the audience to information on a screen. If a 2.8-mW (time-averaged power) pointer creates a spot on the screen that has a 3.2 mm radius, what is the radiation pressure on a screen that reflects all of the light? i. 1.86 x 10-9 Pa ii. 5.83 x 10-9 Pa iii. 5.80 x 10-7 Pa iv. 1.75 Pa When giving presentations, many people use a laser pointer...
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