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22 June, 22:21

Relationship between light and the color observed?

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    the color we observe is the wavelength that the object reflects back to us.

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    light is composed of several wavelengths each wavelengths is a particular color. but for higher wavelengths light becomes invisible. the color we observe is the wavelength of light that the object reflects back to us.
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