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nalin [4]
1 year ago
9

Sasha is standing in a completely dark room. she turns on a lamp. she sees the couch in front of her. how is she able to see the

couch?
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1 answer:
____ [38]1 year ago
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Answer:

Figures of Shadows of Figures/Items

Explanation:

Though she may be in a dark room, how could she be able to see the lamp? The only way she would have been able to see anything in the room would be because of figures or shadows in the dark that stood out.  That is also how she could have been ableto see the couch, but as said in the text she had turned on a lamp so that could also be a possible answer.

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