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Keyla Cantrell
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11 January, 20:13
What is the definition of light
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Scarlett Terry
11 January, 20:35
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light is something that makes things visible or affords illumination
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Jaeden Ferguson
11 January, 20:42
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Light is something that is a natural or human made thing that makes things visible.
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