An lemon in white light appears yellow to the human eye because yellow light is (reflected, absorbed, transmitted) by the lemon'
s surface while all other wavelengths of light are (reflected, absorbed, transmitted) If the same lemon is placed into red light is will appear to look (white , yellow, red , black) This occurs because the red light will be (reflected, absorbed, transmitted) by the lemon's surface and (red light, all light, no light) will be reflected to your eye.
We see that colour which is reflected by the surface because the object is made up of that colour.
<h3>What is the colour of lemon in white light?</h3>
A lemon in white light appears yellow to the human eye because yellow light is reflected by the lemon's surface while all other wavelengths of light are absorbed.
If the same lemon is placed into red light. It will appear to look red. This occurs because the red light will be transmitted by the lemon's surface and red light will be reflected to your eye.
So we can conclude that we see that colour which is reflected by the surface because the object is made up of that colour.
