We can’t identify the type presence of completely transparent object – InterviewSolution

1.	We can’t identify the type presence of completely transparent objects even in light. Is it correct or not? Support your answer.
Answer» Yes, we can’t identify the presence of completely transparent objects even in Light. Because it allows light to pass through it. So we can’t find it.

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