Glare appears on a computer screen when light from the surroundings reflects off of the screen's surface. Some computer screens have a special coating to reduce glare.

Which best explains how the coating works?

A:The coating absorbs light that shines on it and prevents the light from reflecting

B:The surface of the coating is rough, so light that shines on it gets scattered in many directions.

C:The coating bends light that passes through it and prevents the light from reaching the user's eyes

D:The surface of the coating allows light from the room to pass through but blocks the light from the screen.

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Ramon

3 February, 11:48

Glare appears on a computer screen when light from the surroundings reflects off of the screen's surface. Some computer screens have a special coating to reduce glare.

Which best explains how the coating works?

A:The coating absorbs light that shines on it and prevents the light from reflecting

B:The surface of the coating is rough, so light that shines on it gets scattered in many directions.

C:The coating bends light that passes through it and prevents the light from reaching the user's eyes

D:The surface of the coating allows light from the room to pass through but blocks the light from the screen.

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Eliza Sanders · Answer 1

In order to prevent glare from surrounding light, screens have a special coating to reduce glare by:

C:The coating bends light that passes through it and prevents the light from reaching the user’s eyes