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A photon is an example of which type of fundamental particle?Select one:a.quarkb.bosonc.leptond.baryon
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A photon is an example of which type of fundamental particle?Select one:a.quarkb.bosonc.leptond.baryon

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b. boson

Explanation:

Bosons, like light particles called photons (because they belong to this family), work under a set of rules; fermions, like electrons, play differently.

The correct answer is b. boson

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