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What information did Thomas Young's dual-slit experiment reveal that contributes to our understanding of
the dualistic nature of visible light?
O Young's experiment showed that there are invisible types of light beyond the color blue
in the spectrum.
O Young's experiment shows that light has properties associated with waves.
O Young's experiment showed that there are invisible types of light beyond the color red
in the spectrum.
O Young's experiment shows that light has properties associated with particles.
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