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When an object absorbs all the light rays falling on it, the object appears to be black in color.

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Parallel to the incident rays

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Parallel to each other

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Solution

The correct option is A
Parallel to the incident rays

When an object absorbs all the light falling on it, the object appears to be black in color as the object doesn't reflect any light ray falling on it.

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