Gamma rays have greatest similarity with?
Correct answer: B. X-rays
- A. a-rays
- B. X-rays
- C. b-rays
- D. U.V.-rays
Explanation
Gamma rays and X-rays are both high-frequency electromagnetic radiation and differ mainly in their source: gamma rays arise from atomic nuclei, while X-rays usually arise from electron processes. Alpha and beta rays are particles, so they are less similar to gamma rays.
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