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What is the main difference between mechanical and electromagnet waves?
a)Mechanical waves involve transfer of energy; electromagnet waves do not.
b)Mechanical waves require a medium to travel in; electromagnet waves do not.
c)Mechanical waves have amplitude and wavelength; electromagnet waves do not.
d) Mechanical waves have speed and frequency; electromagnet waves do not.
is it C?
a)Mechanical waves involve transfer of energy; electromagnet waves do not.
b)Mechanical waves require a medium to travel in; electromagnet waves do not.
c)Mechanical waves have amplitude and wavelength; electromagnet waves do not.
d) Mechanical waves have speed and frequency; electromagnet waves do not.
is it C?
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Answered by
Jackson
While an electromagnetic wave is called just a disturbance, a mechanical wave is considered a periodic disturbance. The answer is B
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Toxic Glitcher
I think the answer may be B as well
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mu nime is idk
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