Part AThe fuse in a household circuit will blow if the current ever excedes 29 A . What is the highest rms current that can pass through this fuse without blowing it?O 5.39 AO 20,5 AO 29 AO 14.5 AO 41.0 ASubmitRequest AnswerPart BSelect the true statement about electromagnetic waves in a vacuum.O Higher frequency waves travel slower than lower frequency waves.O Visible light is among the electromagnetic waves with the longest wavelengths.O The magnetic and electric field vectors are always as right-angles to each other.O Higher frequency waves travel faster than lower frequency waves.Visible light is among the electromagnetic waves with the shortest wavelengths.SubmitRequest Answer

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The fuse in a household circuit will blow if the current ever excedes 29 A . What is the highest rms current that can pass through this fuse without blowing it?
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O 20,5 A
O 29 A
O 14.5 A
O 41.0 A
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Select the true statement about electromagnetic waves in a vacuum.
O Higher frequency waves travel slower than lower frequency waves.
O Visible light is among the electromagnetic waves with the longest wavelengths.
O The magnetic and electric field vectors are always as right-angles to each other.
O Higher frequency waves travel faster than lower frequency waves.
Visible light is among the electromagnetic waves with the shortest wavelengths.
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