I think it is because in objects that reflect light, the light is bounces/reflects off the object in one direction and one angle, and hits your eye, causing it to be processed as a reflection of yourself in your brain. But in one that scatters light, it bounces/reflects off in many different directions. Due to this, your brain may not process it as a reflection.
Here is a little bit of extra info:
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Answer:
<h3>(A) The width

m</h3><h3>(B) The new width is

m</h3>
Explanation:
Given :
Focal length 
Maximum aperture
Wavelength
m
(A)
From rayleigh criterion,


rad
From angle formula,

Where
12 m ( given in example )
m

m
(B)
We know that
is proportional to the
and inversely proportional to the 
so we write the new width, here
is 5.5 times larger than above case

m
Answer:
the answer is C
Explanation:
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Base from the pressure-flow hypothesis, the sieve tube in the phloem should be living cells because sugars are transported across the membranes by the active transport which needs ATP that is produced during respiration. Hope this helps.