In order for a color to be seen by a human, the light must be

traveling slower than usual
in the proper wavelength and frequency range
traveling faster than usual
momentarily stopped
@JokerSmart @dtan5457

Question

In order for a color to be seen by a human, the light must be

 traveling slower than usual
 in the proper wavelength and frequency range
 traveling faster than usual
 momentarily stopped
@JokerSmart @dtan5457

king.void. · Answer

This isn't math...

anonymous · Answer

B

king.void. · Answer

No direct answers @master50777

anonymous · Answer

How would I explain it though...

king.void. · Answer

Idk, you should know because you answered it.. Just don't give direct answers.

anonymous · Answer

Humans can hear sounds at frequencies from about 20 Hz to 20,000 Hz, though we hear sounds best from 1,000 Hz to 5,000 Hz, where human speech is centered. Older people will not be able to hear close to 20,000 Hz. Therefore B must be correct.

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