When light strikes a transparent material, most of the light is absorbed or reflected. a. true b. false Is it B?

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I think it's true, because think about it when, well first you have to know what transparent is, transparent means like see through like when you look through glass that is transparent, so when the sun or something bright like lights go on glass what happens? it goes through (absorbs) and/or reflects onto something else.

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