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3 years ago

Objects through which light can pass are referred to as dash objects

Physics

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Sergio [31]3 years ago

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Answer:

Those objects are called transparent objects...

Explanation:

If only some light can pass through them ,it is called translucent....

If no light can pass through them ,it is called opaque.

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Objects through which light can pass are referred to as dash objects​

Objects through which light can pass are referred to as dash objects