With a Moving Observer,objects Farther from the Fixation Point

question 20

Multiple Choice

With a moving observer,objects farther from the fixation point

• A)appear to move faster than objects nearer the fixation point.
• B)appear to move slower than objects nearer the fixation point.
• C)appear to move in the same direction as the observer,while objects nearer the fixation point appear to move in the opposite direction.

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