A wave is generated on a 9 m long taut wire. The total energy carried by the wave is E = 600 mJ. If the energy carried by one wavelength of the wave is E = 75 mJ, then the wavelength, >, equals to O 1.75 m O 1.25 m O 1.5 m O 1.125 m O 1.42 m

A wave is generated on a 9 m long taut wire. The total energy carried by the wave is E = 600 mJ. If the energy carried by one wavelength of the wave is E = 75 mJ, then the wavelength, >, equals to O 1.75 m O 1.25 m O 1.5 m O 1.125 m O 1.42 m

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Electromagnetic waves are waves that consist of magnetic field and electric field components perpendicular to each other. These field components are also perpendicular to the direction of propagation of the wave.

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A wave is generated on a 9 m long taut
wire. The total energy carried by the wave is
E = 600 mJ. If the energy carried by one
wavelength of the wave is E = 75 mJ, then
the wavelength, A, equals to
O 1.75 m
1.25 m
1.5 m
1.125 m
O 1.42 m

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