Smog, fog, and haze add to the apparent distance of an object. This is called
A)linear perspective.
B)aerial perspective.
C)relative size.
D)relative motion.

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Aerial perspective refers to the effect on the appearance of an object viewed through a substantial distance of the Earth's atmosphere. It causes distant objects to appear hazier, bluer, and less distinct than nearby objects, which can make them seem further away. This is due to the scattering of light by particles and gases in the atmosphere.

Smog, Fog, and Haze Add to the Apparent Distance of an Object