Math, asked by amitgt912, 6 months ago

Can light travel in vaccum

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Answered by Anonymous

Answer:

Yes it can travell in vaccum.

Answered by muskanmusani30

Step-by-step explanation:

Light travels in waves, and, like sound, can be slowed depending on what it is traveling through. Nothing can outpace light in a vacuum. However, if a region contains any matter, even dust, light can bend when it comes in contact with the particles, which results in a decrease in speed.

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