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Course: PHYS 1112, Fall 2008School: UGA
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class In assessment / reading quiz When light travels from Air into Water, its speed of propagation v, wavelength and frequency f change as follows: A) v unchanged, decreases, f decreases B) v unchanged, decreases, f increases C) v decreases, decreases, f unchanged D) v unchanged, increases, f decreases
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