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Does light travel in waves?

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Answered by ItzCuteChori
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In the last century, most scientists thought light did travel in tiny waves fractions of millimetre long, rather than in bullet-like particles. Now they agree it can be both, and it is best to think of light as vibrating packets of energy.

Answered by AishG
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Explanation:

Yes light travels in wave through the properties of diffraction , interference , polarization . The whole wave optics teaches us the wave nature of light.

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