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Consider the following discussion between two students about the different properties of light. Student 1: I think I get how light works. If you look at the chart of electromagnetic spectrum, it shows that light with a lot of frequency will also have a long wavelength. But it all has the same speed. Student 2: I disagree. If one type of light has a high energy and a high frequency, it will have a faster speed than the light that has a lower energy and low frequency. Do you agree or disagree with either or both of the students? Explain your reasoning .
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