Answer:
Object X reflects yellow and object Y reflects none.
Explanation:
We are able to see the colors of different objects because the light rays falling on the surface of an object reflects back few or none of the colors to our eyes. We see the color that is reflected back to our eyes.
In the context, Marcy has two objects, X and Y. We see that object X is yellow in color because as the light rays falls on the object X, it absorbs all the colors of the spectrum and reflects the color yellow back to our eyes. So we can see that the object X is yellow.
Similarly, when spectrum light falls on the surface of the object Y, it absorbs all light in its body and reflects none of its colors. So the object Y appears to be black to our eyes.
