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Could someone help me with this question please? Which of the following terms can NOT be used to express the electromagnetic spectrum order Amplitude Frequency Wavelength Energy I'm guessing amplitude
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Could someone help me with this question please?
Which of the following terms can NOT be used to express the electromagnetic spectrum order
Amplitude
Frequency
Wavelength
Energy
I'm guessing amplitude but I'm not sure... i'm not good at these :/
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A.) Only "Amplitude"
can NOT be used to express the electromagnetic spectrum order among the option
Hope this helps!
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you are correct...amplitude will be the answer
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