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Identify the statement that correctly represents how light travels. light can travel in a vacuum, and the speed at which it travels decreases if the source is moving away. light cannot travel through a vacuum because it travels slower when the light source is moving. light travels at a constant speed through a vacuum, even if the light source is moving. light travels at different speeds when the light source is moving in the same direction and cannot travel in a vacuum.

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