Section 1 - Question 2

Which explains why electromagnetic waves from the sun can be harmful, but electromagnetic waves from microwaves are not?

A

Electromagnetic waves from the sun have a shorter wavelength, but more energy.

B

Electromagnetic waves from the sun have a longer wavelength, but more energy.

C

Electromagnetic waves from the sun have the same wavelength, but more energy.

D

Electromagnetic waves from the sun have the same wavelength, but less energy.

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Ashton

Physics

8 June, 09:22

Section 1 - Question 2

Which explains why electromagnetic waves from the sun can be harmful, but electromagnetic waves from microwaves are not?

A

Electromagnetic waves from the sun have a shorter wavelength, but more energy.

B

Electromagnetic waves from the sun have a longer wavelength, but more energy.

C

Electromagnetic waves from the sun have the same wavelength, but more energy.

D

Electromagnetic waves from the sun have the same wavelength, but less energy.

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Answers (2)

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Jermaine Phillips · Answer 1

D. Electromagnetic waves from the sun have the same wavelength, but less energy.

Alex Parker · Answer 2

C. Electromagnetic waves from the sun have the same wavelength, but more energy.

Explanation:

Electromagnetic waves from the sun are far more dangerous due to the fact they have some much more energy. They're the same wavelength which is why they can be considered the same type of wave.