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i6) The colors of all objects we see by reflected light are due to A specular reflection B diffuse reflection C selective absorption D the Doppler effect

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Chapter6: Photons And Matter Waves

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The colors of all objects we see by reflected light are due to

	A	specular reflection
	B	diffuse reflection
	C	selective absorption
	D	the Doppler effect

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