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    Our Senses Are Capable of Directly Detecting
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Our Senses Are Capable of Directly Detecting

Question 48

Question 48

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Our senses are capable of directly detecting


A) only a restricted range of the energy available.
B) most energy available.
C) virtually all acoustic energy.
D) virtually all electromagnetic energy.

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