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Incoming radiation is mostly in the form of:
 
  A) infrared radiation.
  B) visible light and ultraviolet radiation.
  C) gamma rays.
  D) cosmic rays.

Question 2

The wavelength of incoming radiation compared to outgoing radiation is:
 
  A) incoming has a longer wavelength than outgoing.
  B) incoming has a shorter wavelength than outgoing.
  C) the wavelength is equal between the two.
  D) outgoing has shorter wavelength than incoming.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: B

Answer to Question 2

Answer: B



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