Which statement correctly describes a property of white light?

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The correct statement out of the 4 choices for this question is the property of white light contains different wavelengths of visible light.

GalinKa [24]3 years ago

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The statement that correctly describes a property of white light is that it b) contains different wavelengths of visible light.
When white light strikes any object that reflects any wavelength of visible light, that object appears to be the color that it reflects.

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