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Which waves can travel through space? a. Electromagnetic waves only b. Mechanical waves only c. Electromagnetic and mechanical waves d. Longitudinal and electromagnetic waves

Which waves can travel through space? a. Electromagnetic waves only b. Mechanical waves only c. Electromagnetic and mechanical waves d. Longitudinal and electromagnetic waves
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Which waves can travel through space?

a. Electromagnetic waves only
b. Mechanical waves only
c. Electromagnetic and mechanical waves
d. Longitudinal and electromagnetic waves

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User YuC
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A: Electromagnetic waves only

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User Alpha Beta Charlie
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Answer:

electromagnetic waves only

Step-by-step explanation:

I just took the test, Hope it helps!

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