True or false ?? 1-The wavelength of the infrared ray is greater than the wavelength of the gamma ray 2-When temperature increases the population of ground energy state also increase. 3-The coefficient of friction greater than 0.1 for ice.

True or false ?? 1-The wavelength of the infrared ray is greater than the wavelength of the gamma ray 2-When temperature increases the population of ground energy state also increase. 3-The coefficient of friction greater than 0.1 for ice.

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2-When temperature increases the population of ground energy state also increase.

3-The coefficient of friction greater than 0.1 for ice.

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