In a completely dark room, we are not able to see our faces. Why?

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To see a thing, there must be light which comes after reflection from the object to our eyes.
In the darkroom, there is no light, so we cannot see our faces.

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In a completely dark room, we are not able to see our faces. Why?

To see a thing, there must be light which comes after reflection from the object to our eyes. In the darkroom, there is no light, so we cannot see our faces.

To see a thing, there must be light which comes after reflection from the object to our eyes.
In the darkroom, there is no light, so we cannot see our faces.