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speed of light in air is​

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Answered by shabnambegum0001
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The speed of light in air is around 299,705 kilometres per second or 2.99705×108 m/s 2.99705 × 10 8 m / s .

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Answered by ankitpatle0
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  • Humans see light as an electromagnetic wave that causes them to see. In a vacuum, light moves at a constant speed, but in different medium, it moves at variable rates.
  • The rules of physics are used by physicists to examine light and its qualities.
  • Infrared (heat), ultraviolet (sunburns), X-rays (medical), and radio and microwaves are examples of electromagnetic waves that humans encounter or utilize .
  • In many branches of physics, the universal physical constant c, or the speed of light in vacuum, is crucial.
  • 299792458 metres per second is the exact number (about 300000 kilometres per second, or 186000 miles per second).
  • c is the highest limit for the speed at which ordinary matter, energy, or any signal conveying information may move across space, according to special relativity.
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