Take a glass and apply paint on it then the object changes from:

translucent to opaque

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opaque to transparent

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transparent to opaque

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transparent to translucent

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The correct option is C transparent to opaque
$∙$ Materials through which one can see things easily are called transparent materials.
$∙$ Materials through which one cannot see things are called opaque materials.
$∙$ Materials through which one can see things but not clearly is called translucent materials.
$∙$ Glass initially was transparent, but when the paint has applied the objects on the other side cannot be seen so, it becomes opaque.

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