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Chapter 4, Problem 16KT
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Interpretation:
The key term corresponding to the definition “a band of light energy that is uninterrupted” is to be stated.
Concept introduction:
Light has dual nature, that is, particle nature and wave nature. Wave nature of light is studied using the
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