Which of the following is an example of a luminous object? Dog Tree Candle Moon

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Which of the following is an example of a luminous object?

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Tree
Candle
Moon

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Candle

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I just took the test

Mannok answered Nov 11, 2021

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Candle

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The moon is an illuminated object, while a candle is a luminous object!

IAj answered Nov 13, 2021

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