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What is the difference between a wave and a particle?
A
A particle is a discrete unit of energy; a wave is a continuous flow of energy
B
A wave carries energy; a particle carries light
C
A wave moves at the speed of light; a particle can move at a range of speeds
D
A wave carries electricity; a particle carries a magnetic charge
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Reason: In basic terms a particle is a localized, discrete entity (often described as a quantum of energy), whereas a wave is an extended, continuous disturbance that transports energy. The other choices are incorrect or misleading.
Reason: In basic terms a particle is a localized, discrete entity (often described as a quantum of energy), whereas a wave is an extended, continuous disturbance that transports energy. The other choices are incorrect or misleading.
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