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The particles of solids are packed together tightly, so sound waves travel faster through solids than through liquids or gases. How do light waves differ from sound waves?
A. Light waves require a medium and travel fastest through liquids
B. Light waves require a medium, but travel fastest through a vacuum
C. Light waves do not require a medium, but travel fastest through solids
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Light waves do not require a medium and travel fastest when in a vacuum
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