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Which waves can travel through a vacuum? A) light waves B) Ocen waves C) Sound waves D) mechanical waves
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Which waves can travel through a vacuum?
A) light waves
B) Ocen waves
C) Sound waves
D) mechanical waves
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D) mechanical waves
Because you are using electricity
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