Question 18You are wearing a red shirt during the video, if you pass in front of the stream of lightcoming from the projector your shirt appears red to the human eye becauseO the shirt is reflecting all wavelengths of visible light but red. Red is being absorbed.O all the wavelengths of visible light are being absorbed.O the shirt is absorbing all wavelengths of visible light but red. Red is being reflected.Oall the wavelengths of visible light are being reflected.Question 19

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You are wearing a red shirt during the video, if you pass in front of the stream of light coming from the projector your shirt appears red to the human eye because the shirt is reflecting all wavelengths of visible light but red. Red is being absorbed. all the wavelengths of visible light are being åbsorbed. the shirt is absorbing all wavelengths of visible light but red. Red is being reflected. O all the wavelengths of visible light are being reflected.

You are wearing a red shirt during the video, if you pass in front of the stream of light coming from the projector your shirt appears red to the human eye because the shirt is reflecting all wavelengths of visible light but red. Red is being absorbed. all the wavelengths of visible light are being åbsorbed. the shirt is absorbing all wavelengths of visible light but red. Red is being reflected. O all the wavelengths of visible light are being reflected.

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