When light strikes an object, the of the object depends on how the object and/or the colors of light.

When white light strikes an object, the color of the object depends on how the object absorbs and/or reflects the colors of light.

Explanation:

White light is composed of seven distinct colours of light; red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet. These colors can be seen when white light is passed through a prism.

The color of an object depends on the colors in the light that falls on it and also on the ability of this object to absorb or reflect this light.

When white light strikes an object, the color of the object depends on how the object absorbs and/or reflect the colors of light.

For example, when white light falls on an object and the object appears green, it means that that object has absorbed all the other colors of white light but reflects green light.