Physics, 30.10.2019 16:31, penaabel1492

Plz true or false. the electromagnetic spectrum can be described in terms of wave energy, frequency, and wavelength.

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a. true because energy, frequency, and wavelength are all properties of sound, and sound is an electromagnetic wave.

b. false because the electromagnetic spectrum is about radiation, not waves.

c. true because the electromagnetic spectrum is ordered based on wave energy, which is described on a wave as wavelength and frequency.

d. false because energy, wavelength, and frequency are only characteristics of mechanical waves.

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