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What happens when an object absorbs all the light striking it? It appears blue. It appears red. It appears black. It appears white.
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What happens when an object absorbs all the light striking it?

It appears blue.

It appears red.

It appears black.

It appears white.

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The answer would be black
User Birendra Gurung
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Answer:

it appears black

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that's my best guess

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