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Physics, 31.07.2019 21:30, samiyahwhite4792

Which statement is true about the electromagnetic spectrum? the visible spectrum includes radio waves, light, and gamma rays. the colors you can see have the same wavelength. it has a range of visible and invisible forms of radiation. the waves travel at the speed of 2.998×105 meters/second.

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