Which model shows how light waves react with a red jacket?^^) According to the information in the table, which of the following boys would hear a rock fall off of a cliff a kilometer away?SubstanceAirWaterRockSpeed(meters per second)3441,4373,000a boy sitting in a tree with his ear to the barkO a boy sitting on the grassa boy lying down with his ear to the groundaboy swimming in the water

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Which model shows how light waves react with a red jacket?
^^)

According to the information in the table, which of the following boys would hear a rock fall off of a cliff a kilometer away?
Substance
Air
Water
Rock
Speed
(meters per second)
344
1,437
3,000
a boy sitting in a tree with his ear to the bark
O a boy sitting on the grass
a boy lying down with his ear to the ground
a
boy swimming in the water

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