When Viewing a 3-D Movie in a Theater Using 3-D

question 45

Multiple Choice

When viewing a 3-D movie in a theater using 3-D glasses with polarized lenses:

• A) everyone in the theater sees a slightly different stereoscopic view.
• B) everyone in the theater sees the same stereoscopic view.
• C) viewers see either double images or no image at all.
• D) viewers get different views of the scene by moving their head or walking around the display.

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