Physics, asked by rekhadevi828304, 3 months ago

- Light does not occupy space, has no mass or volume.​

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Answered by sarai56
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yes it is correct statement

Answered by lakshaysoni01279473
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Light do not occupy space, have no mass or volume, and therefore are not considered matter. Because matter is defined as anything which occupy space and have some mass.

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