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How does electromagnetic radiation transfer energy from one place to another? Question 6 options: it uses electric and magnetic fields, so it does not need a medium it needs a m…

How does electromagnetic radiation transfer energy from one place to another? Question 6 options: it uses electric and magnetic fields, so it does not need a medium it needs a m…
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How does electromagnetic radiation transfer energy from one place to another?

Question 6 options:

it uses electric and magnetic fields, so it does not need a medium


it needs a medium so it can transfer energy from one molecule to the next


it is a type of mechanical wave


it allows the energy to "jump" from one spot to the next

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Answer:

The second one

Step-by-step explanation:

For example using a battery, copper, and a nail

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