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What is the term for an object that does not allow any light to pas through it? opaque, transparent, or translucent
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What is the term for an object that does not allow any light to pas through it? opaque, transparent, or translucent

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I think opaque im not sure

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Answer:

Opaque

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Opaque objects are objects that doesn't allow the light to pass through them

Transparent objects are objects that allow almost all light to pass through them

Translucent object are objects that allow some light to pass through them

Then, the answer is opaque.

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