Which choice below has lower energy photons than visible light?Energy (electron volts, ev)101010102102104101010gammaultravioletinfraredX-raysradarshort-AMraysraysraysIFM TVwave101410 1210-101081061041021021104Wavelength (meters, m)Visible light400500600700Wavelength (nanometers, nm)gammaO X-raysultravioletO infrared

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