A teacher gives students a sunglasses lens and asks them to observe the surface of a pond on a sunny day. The students notice that the water on the surface of the pond appears brighter and then dimmer when they rotate the lens as they look through it at the pond. The teacher asks the students to explain this observation. Which of the following student statements provides a correct explanation? A. The lenses of the sunglasses absorb and transmit light of different wavelengths or offerent angles of lens rotation, thus transmitting more or less light to our eyes
B. Rotating the sunglasses changes the index of retraction of the lenses, co more light is tetracted away from our eyes at some angles
C. Only some of the light is reflected from the surface of the pond and rotating the lens causes more or less light to be transmitted at some angles
D. The light is linearly polarized when it is reflected off the surface of the pond, and the lens is a polariangles that transmits more light at certain angles