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Where would you encounter each portion of the spectrum in your daily life

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Irina18 [472]3 years ago

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Radio ... listening to the news in the morning.

Infrared ... when I make the toast.

Visible ... admiring the beautiful scenery on my way to school.

Ultraviolet ... the sun shining on me while I'm walking to school.

X-rays ... when I go to the dentist after school and he takes some new pictures of my crazy bite.

Gamma rays ... never, thank goodness. They're coming from the sun, but the air soaks up almost all of them, so they never reach me. That's lucky, because they're dangerous.

quester [9]3 years ago

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Answer: Al your a boomer your 90 lol

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