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NEET UG PHYSICS MCQ: ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES

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In an E.M. wave the average energy density is associated with:-
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Correct option: C
electric & magnetic fields equally
Option C (electric & magnetic fields equally) is correct because the average energy density in an electromagnetic wave is equally distributed between the electric and magnetic fields.

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