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How is a light wave likely to react when hitting a shiny opaque object? a. the light wave will be absorbed b. the light wave will be reflected c. the light wave will be transmit…

How is a light wave likely to react when hitting a shiny opaque object? a. the light wave will be absorbed b. the light wave will be reflected c. the light wave will be transmit…
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How is a light wave likely to react when hitting a shiny opaque object?

a. the light wave will be absorbed

b. the light wave will be reflected

c. the light wave will be transmitted

d. the light wave will scatter

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b

Step-by-step explanation:

The light wave will be reflected

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