How do we see objects that only receive light? A. because light is absorbed by them B. because light reflects off of them C. because they give off their own light D. because the…

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BlueConga · Answer 1 · 2024-11-20T22:16:02+0000

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C. Because light reflects off of them

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If light passed through then the item the item would be transparent, we can see objects because light reflects off of them causing the illusion that they absorb it

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