Physics, 02.06.2021 20:10, justintintran

Why is it that a wavelnegth reflects on something? I understand that white reflects all wavelengths because it contains all the spectrums of wavelengths, but WHY is it that is actually reflects? Like, is it because two matching wavelengths reflect? Please explain.

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