56) Visible light fits between ________. A) X rays and UV B) gamma rays and infrared C) microwaves and radio waves D) UV and infrared

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56) Visible light fits between ________.

A) X rays and UV
B) gamma rays and infrared
C) microwaves and radio waves
D) UV and infrared

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The answer is D. Hope this helps

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