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What happens when light waves pass between two materials of different densities? options: the light doesn't pass through the second material the light bends the light forms a hologram the light is in a
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What happens when light waves pass between two materials of different densities?

options:

the light doesn't pass through the second material

the light bends

the light forms a hologram

the light is in a straight line

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B

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User Ixodid
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Answer:

The light bends

Step-by-step explanation:

When it passes through two different densities it changes directions, causing a bend

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