Radio waves and visible light in vacuum have - Vidyadip

MCQ

Radio waves and visible light in vacuum have

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Same velocity but different wavelength
B
Continuous emission spectrum
C
Band absorption spectrum
D
Line emission spectrum

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Answer

Correct option: A.

Same velocity but different wavelength

In vacuum velocity of all EM waves are same but their wavelengths are different.

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