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Russell Warner
Physics
27 August, 14:36
Light is:
a wave
a particle
neither
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Nikhil Bauer
27 August, 14:54
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It is Neither.
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Light is neither a wave or a particle.
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Ethan Cobb
27 August, 15:05
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A wave! it's a type of energy that is called electricmagnetic energy
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