Given what we know, we can confirm that genetic material is not known to absorb light originating from an infrared or microwave radio source.
<h3>What light does genetic material absorb?</h3>
- Genetic material is known to absorb UV light.
- This represents ultraviolet light.
- UV light is electromagnetic radiation, and the primary source of UV light that we are exposed to is the sun.
Therefore, given that the only form of light listed that genetic material is known to absorb is that of Ultraviolet or UV light, we can confirm that the answer to the question proposed is infrared and microwave radio light.
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When Venus put in a different battery with higher voltage ... no matter
what other components were in the circuit ... the voltage across the
light bulb, and the current through it, both had to increase, and the
light bulb had to shine brighter than before.
Answer:
E₂ / E₁ = 521.64 / 5.95 =87.67
Explanation:
Let d be the distance covered inside electric field . Lt q be the magnitude of charge.
Force under field E₁ = q E₁
acceleration = qE₁/ m
d = 1/2 a t²
d = .5 ( qE₁ / m) x 32.3²
d = 521.64 ( qE₁ / m)
Similarly for return journey,
d = .5 x ( qE₂ / m) x 3.45²
d = 5.95x( qE₂ / m)
521.64 ( qE₁ / m) = 5.95x( qE₂ / m)
E₂ / E₁ = 521.64 / 5.95 =87.67
