Why Don't We See Macroscopic Objects Behave Like Waves

question 13

Multiple Choice

Why don't we see macroscopic objects behave like waves?

• A)Their wavelength is too large to observe.
• B)Their wavelength is too small to observe.
• C)Their motion is too slow to observe wavelike properties.
• D)Macroscopic objects are not waves.

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