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4. A thermogram is an image produced by a special camera that, instead of visible light, records A microwaves B radar C infrared rays D X-rays

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Chapter27: Wave Optics

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A thermogram is an image produced
by a special camera that, instead of visible
light, records
A microwaves
B radar
C infrared rays
D X-rays

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