Electromagnetic waves differ from each other in a) frequency only b) wavelength only c) frequency and wavelength d) frequency, wavelength, and velocity

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Electromagnetic waves differ from each other in

a) frequency only
b) wavelength only
c) frequency and wavelength
d) frequency, wavelength, and velocity

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The answer is b, wavelength only.

Zenbeni answered Jul 18, 2019

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the answer is b. wavelength only

Etienne Dechamps answered Jul 22, 2019

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