White light shines on a piece of paper whose atoms are capable of absorbing orange, indigo, violet, yellow, red, blue, and green. What color is the paper?

black

white

brown

gray

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Dominick Chandler

Biology

14 September, 01:52

White light shines on a piece of paper whose atoms are capable of absorbing orange, indigo, violet, yellow, red, blue, and green. What color is the paper?

black

white

brown

gray

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Shiloh Melendez · Answer 1

From the given above, all visible colors: orange, indigo, violet, yellow, red, blue, and green are mentioned. This means that the paper is not able to reflect any light. The color of the paper should be black for this to be satisfied.

White light shines on a piece of paper whose atoms are capable of absorbing orange, indigo, violet, yellow, red, blue, and green. What color is the paper?blackwhitebrowngray

White light shines on a piece of paper whose atoms are capable of absorbing orange, indigo, violet, yellow, red, blue, and green. What color is the paper?

black

white

brown

gray