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1Are made by vibrating electric charges and can travel where matter is not present.
- APhoton
- BWave
- CElectromagnet Waves
- DFrequency
2The energy transferred by an electromagnetic wave.
- AWavelength
- BRadiant energy
- CInfrared waves
- DX rays
3Electromagnetic waves that can behave as a particle.
- APhoton
- BWave
- CWavelength
- Dgamma rays
4Maximum distance a wave causes the particles in a medium to move from rest position.
- AFrequency
- BWavelength
- CRadiant energy
- DAmplitude
5Transphere of energy
- Astuff
- BWave
- Camplitude
- DRadiant energy
6Types of waves/ A transverse wave that can travel through a vacuum.
- AMechanical wave
- BUltraviolet
- CElectromagnetic
- DVisible light
7Types of waves/ A parallel wave that must have a medium to travel through
- AMicrowaves
- BMechanical
8One point to where it repeats.
- AWavelength
- Bfrequency
9Number of waves per second.
- Aelectromagnetic
- BFrequency
10Does the speed depend on the medium?
- ATrue
- BFalse
11As frequency Increases the wavelength........?
- ADecreases
- BIncreases
12Waves that humans can detect with there eyes.
- AUltraviolet
- BInfrared
- CVisible light
13Are low frequency electromagnetic waves with wavelengths longer than about 1mm
- ARadio waves
- BGamma Waves
14Radio Waves with wavelengths less than 30cm
- AMicrowaves
- BRadiowaves
15A type of electromagnetic wave with wavelengths between about 1 millimeter and 750 billionths of a meter.
- AGamma Waves
- Binfrared Waves
16Are electromagnetic waves with wavelengths with wavelengths from 400 billionths to ten billionths of a meter.
- Ax rays
- BUltraviolet Waves
17Has wavelengths between 10 billionths of a meter to 10 trillionths of a meter.
- AX rays
- BUltraviolet
18Electromagnetic waves with wavelengths shorter than 10 trillionths of a meter.
- Agamma rays
- BRadio waves
19The specific frequency of the electromagnetic wave that a radio station is assigned.
- AGamma
- BCarrier wave
20Is a sealed vacuum tube in which one or more beams of electrons or produced.
- AAm
- BCathode-Ray-tub
- CGps
- DRadio waves
21Amplitude modulation (Video)
- AAm
- BFm
- CGPS
22Frequency modulation (Audio)
- AFm
- BAm
- CGPS
23Transmits one radio signal and receives another radio signal from base unit.
- ACarrier Waves
- BGps
- CTransceiver
24Is a system of satellites, ground monitoring stations, and receivers.
- ATransceiver
- BGlobal Positioning System (GPS)
- CCathode-Ray-Tube
25Electromagnetic spectrum high to low.
The first highest.- AGamma rays
- BX rays
26Electromagnetic spectrum high to low.
Second highest.- ARadio waves
- BXrays
27Electromagnetic spectrum high to low.
Third highest- AUltraviolet
- BX rays
28Electromagnetic spectrum high to low.
The middle- AVisible light
- BGamma rays
29Electromagnetic spectrum high to low.
The third lowest.- ARadio waves
- BInfrared waves
30Electromagnetic spectrum high to low.
The second lowest .- AMicrowaves
- BVisible light
31Electromagnetic spectrum high to low.
The lowest.- ARadio waves
- BGamma rays
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