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USPshnik [31]
3 years ago
13

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Physics
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Jet001 [13]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

1. high frequency and high energy.

2. short wavelengths and high frequencies.

3. less energy and long wavelengths.

4. high frequencies and high energy

5. X-rays

6. infrared waves

7. radio waves.

8. Gamma Rays

9. Microwaves

10. infrared waves

sweet [91]3 years ago
3 0

Answer: 1: High frequency and high energy. 2: Short wavelengths and high frequencies. 3: Less energy and long wavelengths. 4: High frequencies and high energy. 5: X-rays. 6: Infrared waves. 7: Radio waves. 8: Gamma Rays. 9: Microwaves. 10: Infrared waves.

Explanation: 1: High frequency and high energy. 2: Short wavelengths and high frequencies. 3: Less energy and long wavelengths. 4: High frequencies and high energy. 5: X-rays. 6: Infrared waves. 7: Radio waves. 8: Gamma Rays. 9: Microwaves. 10: Infrared waves.

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