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If a classroom door is open slightly, you can hear sounds coming from the hallway. Yet you cannot see what is happening in the hallway. Why is there this difference? O Light waves do not diffract through the single slit of the open doorway. O Sound waves can pass through the walls, but light waves cannot. O The open door is a small slit for sound waves, but a large slit for light waves. O The open door is a large slit for sound waves, but a small slit for light waves.

          If a classroom door is open slightly, you can hear sounds coming from the hallway. Yet you cannot see what
is happening in the hallway. Why is there this difference?
O Light waves do not diffract through the single slit of the open doorway.
O Sound waves can pass through the walls, but light waves cannot.
O The open door is a small slit for sound waves, but a large slit for light waves.
O The open door is a large slit for sound waves, but a small slit for light waves.

$If a classroom door is open slightly, you can hear sounds coming from the hallway. Yet you cannot see what is happening in the hallway. Why is there this difference? O Light waves do not diffract through the single slit of the open doorway. O Sound waves can pass through the walls, but light waves cannot. O The open door is a small slit for sound waves, but a large slit for light waves. O The open door is a large slit for sound waves, but a small slit for light waves.$

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