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How has light been described? A. as both a wave and a particle B. as neither a wave nor a particle C. as only a wave D. as only a particle
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How has light been described?
A. as both a wave and a particle
B. as neither a wave nor a particle
C. as only a wave
D. as only a particle
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I think its C...hope i helped!!
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It is
A. as both a wave and a particle
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