An Object Appears to Be a Particular Color Because of the

An object appears to be a particular color because of the

A) amplitude of the light that the object absorbs and how the brain processes light.
B) brain's experience with the color of most objects that people are likely to encounter.
C) amount of light available for the eye to process and the color of the object.
D) wavelength of light that the object reflects and how the receptors in the eye process light.