Fill the blank spaces for the list of properties of the Electromagnetic waves given below: 1) EM waves are produced by accelerated charges 2) In EM waves, E , B and the wave direction are mutually perpendicular 3) In the spectrum of electromagnetic waves, have the lowest frequency. 4) Of the seven different EM waves, radio w pr communications. stationary charges mechanical visible light parallel longitudinal gamma ray perpendicular radio waves According to kinetic theory, "the average kine ds upon accelerated charges microwave and radio waves

Fill the blank spaces for the list of properties of the Electromagnetic waves given below: 1) EM waves are produced by accelerated charges 2) In EM waves, E , B and the wave direction are mutually perpendicular 3) In the spectrum of electromagnetic waves, have the lowest frequency. 4) Of the seven different EM waves, radio w pr communications. stationary charges mechanical visible light parallel longitudinal gamma ray perpendicular radio waves According to kinetic theory, "the average kine ds upon accelerated charges microwave and radio waves

Inquiry into Physics

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ISBN:9781337515863

Author:Ostdiek

Publisher:Ostdiek

Chapter8: Electromagnetism And Em Waves

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