Part I.A. Write TRUE if the statement is corTrect and FALSE if the statement is wrong andunderline the word/s that made it incorrect, Write your answer on the column provided foreach item.No.StatementTRUE or FALSEThe electromagnetic spectrum is the complete range ofelectromagnetic waves placed in order of increasingfrequency.Different electromagnetic waves have different frequencies.3The longer the wavelength, the more light energy it carries.4.Different colors of light are waves with different wavelengths.Wavelength and frequency are directly related.B. Unscramble the letters to form a word that gives the various parts of theelectromagnetic spectrum.a. Luta lov tiree. Mama graysf. dear frinb. Levis bil tighg. rayxs-Waive sodar raSave rowmicс.d.C. Compare the frequency of electromagnetic waves in the following pairs by writinglower than or higher than.infraredvisible 3a.gamma rayb. ultravioletred lightc. infrared

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Part I. A. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if the statement is wrong and underline the word/s that made it incorrect. Write your answer on the column provided for each item. No. 1 C. 2 C. d. 3 Statement The electromagnetic spectrum is the complete range of electromagnetic waves placed in order of increasing frequency. Different electromagnetic waves have different frequencies. The longer the wavelength, the more light energy it carries. Different colors of light are waves with different wavelengths. electromagnetic spectrum. a. Luta lov tire 4 5 Wavelength and frequency are directly related. B. Unscramble the letters to form a word that gives the various parts of the b. Levis bil tigh Waive sodar Ya Save rowmic a. visible b. ultraviolet infrared C. Compare the frequency of electromagnetic waves in the following pairs by writing lower than or higher than. 3 TRUE or FALSE e. Mama grays f. dear frin g. rayxs- infrared gamma ray red light

Part I. A. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if the statement is wrong and underline the word/s that made it incorrect. Write your answer on the column provided for each item. No. 1 C. 2 C. d. 3 Statement The electromagnetic spectrum is the complete range of electromagnetic waves placed in order of increasing frequency. Different electromagnetic waves have different frequencies. The longer the wavelength, the more light energy it carries. Different colors of light are waves with different wavelengths. electromagnetic spectrum. a. Luta lov tire 4 5 Wavelength and frequency are directly related. B. Unscramble the letters to form a word that gives the various parts of the b. Levis bil tigh Waive sodar Ya Save rowmic a. visible b. ultraviolet infrared C. Compare the frequency of electromagnetic waves in the following pairs by writing lower than or higher than. 3 TRUE or FALSE e. Mama grays f. dear frin g. rayxs- infrared gamma ray red light

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