Question
Reema has a multi-coloured disc.
She inds that the disc appears white when she spins it rapidly.
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$7.$ What can be concluded from the picture$?$
$A.$ All discs are multi-coloured
$B.$ All spinning objects appear white
$C.$ Objects lose its colour on spinning
$D.$ White is a mixture of seven different colours
$8. $ Which of these objects relects light$?$
$A.$ The Sun
$B. $The Moon
$C.$ A glowing bulb
$D.$ Burning wood

Answer

$7. D.$ White is a mixture of seven different colours
$8. B.$ The Moon

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