Which property allows objects that do not produce their own light to be seen

The answer is reflection. Objects that do not produce their own light, reflect light when the light is shone on them. This is because the light bounces off them by reflection. One example is the reflection of sunlight by the moon so it is visible in the night. 

D

Step-by-step explanation:

m – 11

A. 11 more than a number ( m+11 )

B. the difference of a number and 11 ( 11/m )

C. the quotient of a number and 11  ( m/11 )

D. 11 less than a number ( m-11 )