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15. The diagram represents wavelengths of different colors of visible light that pass by in a specific time period. Which color

15. The diagram represents wavelengths of different colors of visible light that pass by in a specific time period. Which color of light has the greatest frequency? Red Yellow Blue . n Violet wum mm O a. Red O b. Yellow O c. Blue O d. Violet

15. The diagram represents wavelengths of different colors of visible light that pass by in a specific time period. Which color of light has the greatest frequency? Red Yellow Blue . n Violet wum mm O a. Red O b. Yellow O c. Blue O d. Violet

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