In an Apparent Motion Demonstration, Two Pictures Are Used

question 5

Multiple Choice

 In an apparent motion demonstration, two pictures are used. In one picture, a person's fist is located behind his head; in the other, the person's fist is located in front of their face at the same height. When slowly alternating between these pictures (less the five times a second) , what apparent motion would result

• A) The fist would appear to go around the side of the head.?
• B) The fist would appear to "magically" pass through the head.
• C) The fist would appear to smash the head.
• D) No apparent motion would occur because the alternation is too slow.

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