The atoms of a certain material can absorb red and blue light frequencies. What happens to yellow light that shines on it? It is reflected. It is transmitted. It is either reflected or transmitted.

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The atoms of a certain material can absorb red and blue light frequencies. What happens to yellow light that shines on it? It is reflected. It is transmitted. It is either reflected or transmitted.

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transmitted

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if it were to reflect it wouldn't eliminate blue and red

Morgant answered Apr 5, 2016

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it is either reflected or transmitted

Rick Sladkey answered Apr 10, 2016

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