Physics, 12.11.2020 14:00 ttorres013
Which of the following statements is correct.
A. A direct relationship exists between frequency and wavelength, as the frequency increase from Radio waves to Gamma rays so does the wavelength.
B. A direct relationship exists between frequency and wavelength, as the frequency decrease
from Radio waves to Gamma rays so does the wavelength.
C. An indirect relationship exists between frequency and wavelength, as the frequency increase
from Radio waves to Gamma rays the wavelength decrease.
D. An indirect relationship exists between frequency and wavelength, as the frequency decrease
from Radio waves to Gamma rays Wie wavelength increase
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