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How do we see objects which do not emit light?

A. Light is reflected off them to the eye.
B. Light from the eye hits them.
C. Neither of these.
D. Both of these.



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Final answer:

We see nonluminous objects through reflected light.


Explanation:

We see nonluminous objects because light reflects off them to our eyes. Light that hits nonluminous objects is reflected, allowing us to see them. Therefore, we perceive objects that don't emit light through the reflection of light from another source.


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