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Alternating bands of bright and dim lights (as seen below) are produced by: Question 9 options: absorption reflection interference diffraction refraction
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Alternating bands of bright and dim lights (as seen below) are produced by:

Question 9 options:

absorption


reflection


interference


diffraction


refraction

Alternating bands of bright and dim lights (as seen below) are produced by: Question-example-1
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Answer: reflection

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