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Which type of radiation would you look for in a star to demonstrate that nuclear fusion was occurring inside? A) visible light B) gamma rays C) infrared radiation D) radio waves…

Which type of radiation would you look for in a star to demonstrate that nuclear fusion was occurring inside? A) visible light B) gamma rays C) infrared radiation D) radio waves…
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Which type of radiation would you look for in a star to demonstrate that nuclear fusion was occurring inside?

A) visible light
B) gamma rays
C) infrared radiation
D) radio waves

I think the answer is B) gamma rays but I'm not 100% sure

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Answer: b) gamma rays

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took the test! its right!

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User MDaniyal
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The Answer is: B Gamma rays ur correct^^

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