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Because the wavelength of visible light is so small A. it does not appear to be a wave to our eyes B. it appears to travel in straight lines called rays C. our eyes can't detect visible light D. A&B
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Because the wavelength of visible

light is so small
A. it does not appear to be a wave to our eyes
B. it appears to travel in straight lines called rays
C. our eyes can't detect visible light
D. A&B

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The awser for the question is d
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The answer to the question is D.
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