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Which region of the visible light spectrum bends the most when passed through a diffraction grating? Red Yellow Green Blue
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Which region of the visible light spectrum bends the most when passed through a diffraction grating?

Red
Yellow
Green
Blue

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Answer:

Red

Step-by-step explanation:

Red is diffracted the most due to its long wavelength. Compared to violet which is the shortest and is diffracted the least.

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