Which of the following statements is true about light that is emitted from an
incandescent source such as a light bulb or a candle?
Ordinary light contains waves vibrating in two directions that are perpendicular
to its direction of travel
Ordinary light contains waves vibrating in every direction perpendicular to its
direction of travel.
Ordinary light contains only those waves vibrating parallel to its direction of
travel.
o Ordinary light contains waves that are polarized in one direction.
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