Gamma-rays are electromagnetic waves like:
Correct answer: A. Light waves
- A. Light waves
- B. Gamma-rays
- C. Microwaves
- D. X-rays
Explanation
Gamma rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation, similar to light waves. They both travel at the speed of light and share characteristics of electromagnetic radiation.
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