Polarization of light proves that light is:

1. A a transverse wave Correct answer
2. B a longitudinal wave
3. C a particle
4. D both a particle and a wave

Solution

Only transverse waves can be polarized.

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Subject: Physics · Chapter: Optics · Topic: Diffraction and Polarization

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