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Light acts like a when it bounces off surfaces, and acts like a when it bends around objects.
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Light acts like a

when it bounces off surfaces, and acts like a
when it bends around objects.

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particle
wave are the words you're looking for to fill in the blanks
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Light acts like a particle when it bounces off surface and acts like a wave when it bends around objects

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