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Use the image below to help you answer this question: Your friend has a red laser pointer. What would happen to the light coming from the laser pointer if it's wavelength were to increase (decrease its
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Use the image below to help you answer this question: Your friend has a red laser pointer. What would happen to the light coming from the laser pointer if it's wavelength were to increase (decrease its frequency).Single choice. (1 Point)

a The light would shift towards the color blue
b The light would no longer be visible to the human eye
c The light would be brighter
d The light would be less bright

Use the image below to help you answer this question: Your friend has a red laser-example-1
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the light would be less bright

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