If the Visual System Did Not Detect Differences in the Wavelengths

question 348

Multiple Choice

If the visual system did not detect differences in the wavelengths of light, we would NOT:

• A) be able to detect differences in brightness.
• B) have depth perception.
• C) be able to detect differences in colour.
• D) be able to recognize objects using visual information.

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