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- Q1
Electromagnetic waves do not need ______ to travel.
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X-rays has a higher frequency but has a lower energy than ______.
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The first prediction of radio waves was made by ______.
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EM waves travel in vacuum as fast as the _______
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The successive production of electric and magnetic field results to the creation of ______.
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Visible light have a color spectrum known as ROYGBIV.
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Infrared is a form of radiation with the lowest energy.
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Microwave has a higher frequency and shorter wavelength than radio waves.
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Gamma rays have faster speed than visible light in vacuum.
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Electromagnetic waves is a classification of wave that can travel without a medium.
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Distinguish the type of EM wave based from the illustration below.
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Distinguish the type of EM wave based from the illustration below.
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Distinguish the type of EM wave based from the illustration below.
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Distinguish the type of EM wave based from the illustration below.
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Distinguish the type of EM wave based from the illustration below.
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