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Light generally travels in straight lines, which means it does not go around corners in the same way that sound waves can. However, under certain conditions, such as when light passes through a narrow slit or around an obstacle, it can exhibit diffraction, causing it to bend slightly and create patterns. This bending is limited and does not allow light to navigate around sharp corners effectively. Thus, while light can exhibit some bending, it does not truly "go around corners" like some other types of waves.

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6d ago

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