Question

How are electromagnetic waves produced? A) An accelerating electric point charge (electron) emits electromagnetic waves. B) A bar magnet moving in a strong electric field produces electromagnetic waves. C) A large electromagnet operated at very high voltages produces electromagnetic waves. D) A stable nucleus moving through a stable magnetic field produces electromagnetic waves.

Answer 1

A) An accelerating electric point charge (electron) emits electromagnetic waves.

Step-by-step explanation:

• The electromagnetic waves refer to the electromagnetic fields that propagate the energy throughout the space and they include the radio, micro and infrared ultraviolet, X and Y rays.

• These are the oscillation of the electronic and magnetic fields and travel sat the speed of light denoted by c.

• These waves are the charged particles and their interaction with other charged particles produces a force on them. These waves carry with them energy, angular momentum, and quantities of matter that interacts together.

Answer 2

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The proper answer to this question will be option A "An accelerating electric point charge (electron) emits electromagnetic waves." That's because electromagnetic waves are formed by motion of electrically charged particles (electrons)!

Your answer is A!

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