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Reuben Haney

10 March, 14:52

Which three statements about electromagnetic radiation are true?

1) Light is a kind of electromagnetic radiation.

2) Electromagnetic radiation can travel only short distances.

3) Electromagnetic radiation has no mass.

4) Electromagnetic radiation can travel through a vacuum.

5) All kinds of electromagnetic radiation are invisible.

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