What an object is made up of and the color of light that strikes it determine the

A) apparent color of object

B) transparency of the object

C) opacity of the object

D) translucence of the object

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Winston

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23 March, 21:15

What an object is made up of and the color of light that strikes it determine the

A) apparent color of object

B) transparency of the object

C) opacity of the object

D) translucence of the object

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d. the translucence of the object

Explanation:

the reason is that an object has a particular color as it is translucent to certain colors; it may absorb some colors and not show them at all, or they will reflect the remaining colors, the ones we are able to see. for eg: imagine you have a red dress. you see it as red, yet it is only reflecting the red color into your eyes, and is absorbing every other color in that light's color spectrum.

What an object is made up of and the color of light that strikes it determine theA) apparent color of objectB) transparency of the objectC) opacity of the objectD) translucence of the object

What an object is made up of and the color of light that strikes it determine the

A) apparent color of object

B) transparency of the object

C) opacity of the object

D) translucence of the object