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How are absorption and reflection of energy different
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How are absorption and reflection of energy different
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absorbtion is when something is or gets absorbed and reflectant is when energy is reflected from the sun now can you help me please
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absorption is taking in the energy to use it reflection is bounceing thie energy off of a subject most likely to give another enegry
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