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When white light strikes this object the light is completely absorbed with none of its transmitted or reflected which type of object could this be
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1. When white light strikes this object, the light is completely absorbed, with none of it transmitted or reflected. Which type of object could this be?
- a black piece of paper

2. Which property causes a pencil to appear bent or broken when it is placed in a glass partially filled with water?
- Refraction

3.Why is it often colder on cloudy summer days?
- More sunlight is reflected than transmitted by the white upper surface of clouds.

4. What happens to light as it passes through a blue sports drink?
- All colors are absorbed by the drink except for blue, which is transmitted through the drink.
Answered by BOB
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Answered by Bot
This could be a black object, such as a black piece of paper or a black cloth.