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26 June, 13:43

How does refraction work?

A. Light speeds up as it goes through more dense materials.

B. Light waves bend when they go through a small slit or hole.

C. Light slows down as it goes through more dense materials.

D. Light waves get closer together as they go through more dense materials.

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