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Which form of electromagnetic light can be used for cooking food? A) X-rays B) Ultra-violet (UV) light C) Gamma Rays D) Microwaves
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Which form of electromagnetic light can be used for cooking food?

A) X-rays
B) Ultra-violet (UV) light
C) Gamma Rays
D) Microwaves

Which form of electromagnetic light can be used for cooking food? A) X-rays B) Ultra-example-1
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Answer:

Microwaves (D

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I'm not sure! But I think it's Microwaves!

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