Which pair of glasses shown above is best suited for automobile drivers? The transmission axes are shown by straight lines on the lenses?

[Anonymous]

I need help I can't find the answers anywhere. I think the answer is C
Which pair of glasses shown above is best suited for automobile drivers? The transmission axes are shown by straight lines on the lenses. (Hint: The light reflects off the hood of the car.)

[ZanyInternetName]

I can exclude D because that's no good (ask an optometrist).
When it comes to the others it depends on the makeup of the paintjob of the car, really. I'd assume C to be the most reasonable but I obviously can't even do napkin maths with how little information I have.

[ZanyInternetName]

Actually, I change from C to A.

[ZanyInternetName]

Wait. Fuck. I goofed. I confused two things. It must be C, because physics is weird. The

[libtech]

Is this a real DMV question? That's crazy! I would guess A, the horizontal line under the eye would reduce glare like how football players use black strips under their eyes

[Synttacks]

As most of the light would be scattered from every surface it doesn't really matter. I would say A as it would block most of the vertical light which I would assume would be type denoted by the hint.

[Dinnye]

I have no idea. However, the light that is reflected from the road is randomly polarised. That makes B the best, as it allows a portion of every light to arrive to the driver's eyes.

[Anonymous]

A suggests horizontal polarization.

[Hiram]

I would say A

[Sedov]

Driving glasses