TV sets and microwave ovens emit:
Correct answer: D. Gamma-rays
- A. X-rays
- B. Alpha-rays
- C. Beta-rays
- D. Gamma-rays
Explanation
TV sets and microwave ovens typically do not emit ionizing radiation. However, if there are any emissions, they are more likely to be non-ionizing electromagnetic waves, such as gamma-rays.
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