Directions: Compare the frequencies of different EM waves. Refer to the given figure to answerthe following table on, then answer the questions that follow.lonizing EnergyRadio waveMicrowaveInfraredUltravioletX-rayGamma ray3x103x10"4x10 75x10Visible LightFrequency (Hertz)3x10"3x10"RedOrange Yollow Green Blue VioletPrequency (Hertz) 4a10 482 a10" 5.03 t0" s20 10" 4 10 x10" 6.50 x10" 15110"Rhantrator tetka C Zerian, tugsted th mtatone framhanuna n stiretorate/he/eanjwtrum/ine tes. htretELECTROMAGNETIC WAVERADIOWAVEMICROWAVEINFRAREDVISIBLE LIGHTULTRAVIOLETRedOrangeYellowGreenBlueVioletX-RAYGAMMA RAYWavelength Range (meters)

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Directions: Compare the frequencies of different EM waves. Refer to the given figure to answer the following table on, then answer the questions that follow. lenizing Energy Radio wave Microwave Infrared Ultraviolet X-ray Gamma ray 3x10 4x10 75x10 Visible Light Frequency (Hertz) 3x10" 3x10 3x10" RedOrangeYellow Green Blue Violet Prequency (Hertz) a10" 42 10" s.03 10 s20 10" 4 10 10" 650 a10" 7510" nhentrtor kouela C r tted th tatone um h una iretorute/he/njtrum/ine tes htmt ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE RADIOWAVE MICROWAVE INFRARED VISIBLE LIGHT ULTRAVIOLET Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Violet X-RAY Wavelength Range (meters) CAML M DAY

Directions: Compare the frequencies of different EM waves. Refer to the given figure to answer the following table on, then answer the questions that follow. lenizing Energy Radio wave Microwave Infrared Ultraviolet X-ray Gamma ray 3x10 4x10 75x10 Visible Light Frequency (Hertz) 3x10" 3x10 3x10" RedOrangeYellow Green Blue Violet Prequency (Hertz) a10" 42 10" s.03 10 s20 10" 4 10 10" 650 a10" 7510" nhentrtor kouela C r tted th tatone um h una iretorute/he/njtrum/ine tes htmt ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVE RADIOWAVE MICROWAVE INFRARED VISIBLE LIGHT ULTRAVIOLET Red Orange Yellow Green Blue Violet X-RAY Wavelength Range (meters) CAML M DAY

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter9: Optics

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