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Ana Meza

23 July, 22:03

Which of the following is an example of diffraction

A. Hearing a person around a corner before you can see them

B. Seeing a person around a corner before you can hear them

C. A straw in a glass of water appearing "broken"

D. Yelling out in a cave and hearing your voice call back to you

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