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NEET UG PHYSICS MCQ: ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
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What is order of energy of X-rays (), radio waves () and microwave ()?
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Correct option: B
Option D () is correct because X-rays have the highest energy, followed by microwaves, and then radio waves, based on their frequencies.
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