Fill the blank spaces for the list of properties of the Electromagnetic waves given below: 1) EM waves are produced by 2) In EM waves, E. B and the wave direction are mutually 3) In the spectrum of electromagnetic waves. • have the lowest frequency. 4) Of the seven different EM waves. : is used in radars. stationary charges mechanical accelerated charges parallel visible light A. B, C and D are having refractive microwave fastest is 1.46 respectively. The medium in which th radio waves longitudinal perpendicular O a. D O b. A gamma ray

Fill the blank spaces for the list of properties of the Electromagnetic waves given below: 1) EM waves are produced by 2) In EM waves, E. B and the wave direction are mutually 3) In the spectrum of electromagnetic waves. • have the lowest frequency. 4) Of the seven different EM waves. : is used in radars. stationary charges mechanical accelerated charges parallel visible light A. B, C and D are having refractive microwave fastest is 1.46 respectively. The medium in which th radio waves longitudinal perpendicular O a. D O b. A gamma ray

Inquiry into Physics

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ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

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Chapter8: Electromagnetism And Em Waves

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