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Imagine the flower below APPEARS red. Why is the flower perceived as red by the observer? A. The flower is absorbing red. B. The flower is reflecting red. C. All colors of light are being absorbed. D.
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Imagine the flower below APPEARS red. Why is the flower

perceived as red by the observer?
A. The flower is absorbing red.
B. The flower is reflecting red.
C. All colors of light are being absorbed.
D. All colors of light are being reflected.

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The flower is absorbing the red light ray while reflecting the rest of the light rays.
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