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ight waves move through space at a speed of ters per second.

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The correct term corresponding to given blank is to be stated.

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Electromagnetic radiation corresponds to the waves of electromagnetic field which radiates through space, possessing electromagnetic radiant energy. Light is said to be an electromagnetic ray and is responsible for vision. The more resistance the particles get in the medium, the slower will be the speed of light. This resistance is measured by the term known as refractive index.

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Light moves at different speeds in different mediums. In vacuum, light moves at a speed of 3×108 ms−1, in water, light moves at speed of 2

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