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ANEK [815]2 years ago

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An example of a case in which a wave is absorbed by matter is light seen through a glass window.

<h3>Can matter absorb a wave?</h3>

Matter is district from waves. A wave is a form of energy which could be absorbed by matter on its path. This is common with both mechanical and electromagnetic waves.

Hence, an example of a case in which a wave is absorbed by matter is light seen through a glass window.

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