Answer:
Red apples get their color from anthocyanins. These are pigments, or natural colorings, that develop as the apple grows. It absorbs all the colors of the rainbow—except for red. The red light reflects off the apple and our brain and eyes work together to let us know what color we are seeing
Step-by-step explanation:
The first part of the question does not correlate to the final question the problem is asking. Therefore, we just need to find out why apples are red. A simple google search can tell you why ^^
