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What happens when light strikes a transparent object? A All the light passes through the object B. None of the light passes through the object C. All of the light is reflected then reabsorbed D. Some of
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What happens when light strikes a transparent object?

A All the light passes through the object
B. None of the light passes through the object
C. All of the light is reflected then reabsorbed
D. Some of the light is scattered or absorbed and some passes through

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Answer: A. All of the light passes through the object.

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