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How does the speed of light depend on an observer's frame of reference? a. the speed of light is faster when observed from a frame of reference that is not moving b. the speed of light is the same regardless of the frame of reference c. the speed of light is slower when observed from a frame of reference that moves close to the speed of light d. the speed of light depends on the acceleration of the frame of reference

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