You see an object that has a solid white color in direct sunlight. Which of the following statements best describes the relationship of the object's color to the sunlight incident upon it$?$

Sunlight is a mix of all colors, with "white" light as a specific color of light independent of all the others. When light strikes the object, all the colors of light are reflected, but the "white" light is absorbed$,$ and this gives the surface of the object its white color.Sunlight is "white" light, composed of a full spectrum of colored light. Each color of the light spectrum is essentially absorbed equally by the surface of the object. This equal absorption of all colors of light gives the surface of the object its white color.$$Sunlight is a mix of all colors, with "white" light as a specific color of light independent of all the others. When light strikes the object, all the colors of light are absorbed except for the white light, which is reflected from the object to your eyes.Sunlight is "white" light, composed of a full spectrum of colored light. Each color of the light spectrum is essentially reflected equally from the surface of the object. Your eyes detect all the light colors and perceive the object as white.