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An x-ray and a radio wave are both shot into outer space (they both travel in vacuum). What is the difference between the two signals? Select all that apply. * x-ray has a highe…

An x-ray and a radio wave are both shot into outer space (they both travel in vacuum). What is the difference between the two signals? Select all that apply. * x-ray has a highe…
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An x-ray and a radio wave are both shot into outer space (they both travel in vacuum). What is the difference between the two signals? Select all that apply. *

x-ray has a higher frequency
x-ray has more energy
x-ray is faster
x-ray has a higher wavelength

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Answer:

AB

Step-by-step explanation:

Same speed. Shorter wavelengths.

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