This simulation demonstrates how light behaves when passing through different shaped apertures—circles, triangles, and squares—and projects the resulting patterns onto a screen. Students can adjust light color, observe shadow formation, and explore how geometric shapes influence light distribution and diffraction effects.
Learning objectives: Understand how light travels in straight lines and creates shadows through geometric obstacles | Investigate how aperture shape affects projected light patterns | Explore the relationship between light sources, cutouts, and screen projection
Light shining on Objects with Circular, Triangle and Square holes in a straight line projected on a screen
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