Which of these statements best explains why it is difficult to see outside at night?
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Physics, 02.02.2020 23:47 Roberto2014
Which of these statements best explains why it is difficult to see outside at night?
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a. human eyes are only able to see objects when sunlight creates shadows.
b. without a light source, objects cannot reflect light to the eyes to be seen.
c. objects become their own light sources in the presence of the sun.
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