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What happens when an object absorbs all the light striking it? It appears blue. It appears red. It appears black. It appears white.

What happens when an object absorbs all the light striking it? It appears blue. It appears red. It appears black. It appears white.
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What happens when an object absorbs all the light striking it?

It appears blue.

It appears red.

It appears black.

It appears white.

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User Jason Medeiros
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The answer would be black
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User Birendra Gurung
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Answer:

it appears black

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that's my best guess

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User Arifur
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