the presence of algae and other plants found in water.
reflection of sky in water.
scattering of light.
absorption of light by the sea.
A
the presence of algae and other plants found in water.
B
absorption of light by the sea.
C
reflection of sky in water.
D
scattering of light.
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As we look deep into the sea in a direction away from the sun as the blue light is more scattered more than red. The light reaching our eyes has more of violet and blue and hence the deep sea appears blue.
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