In a dark room you see objects when you shine a flashlight because
a. the objects you see are...
Physics, 28.09.2019 11:00 AaronEarlMerringer
In a dark room you see objects when you shine a flashlight because
a. the objects you see are refracted.
b. the objects you see are blackened.
c. the objects you see are illuminated
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