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Why can a ray be used to represent light in a ray diagram? A. Light waves are electromagnetic waves. B. Light waves spread out in all directions. C. Light waves travel in straig…

Why can a ray be used to represent light in a ray diagram? A. Light waves are electromagnetic waves. B. Light waves spread out in all directions. C. Light waves travel in straig…
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Why can a ray be used to represent light in a ray diagram?

A. Light waves are electromagnetic waves.
B. Light waves spread out in all directions.
C. Light waves travel in straight lines.
D. Light waves can be reflected or refracted.

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Answer: C

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