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Light rays travel in straight lines from a light source. If an opaque object blocks these rays, a shadow is formed where the light cannot reach. Moving the light source closer to an object causes it to block more light, resulting in a larger shadow, while moving it farther away blocks less light and produces a smaller shadow.
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