| Question | Answer |
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| The speed of an Electromagnetic waves | |
| Electromagnetic wave with the largest wave length | |
| Electromagntic wave with the smallest wave length | |
| The Part of the Electromagnetic Spectrum we can see | |
| Longest Wavelength (color) of Visible Light | |
| Shortest Wavelength (color) of Visible Light | |
| Electromagnetic Wave used to Kill Bacteria | |
| Electromagnetic Waves used by doctors to see bones | |
| Elctrromagnetic Wave Larger than a Radio Wave but smaller than a Infrared Wave | |
| This type of wave requires a medium to travel through | |
| Type of wave that does not require a medium to travel | |
| A region in which charged particles can be pushed or pulled | |
| Travels as vibrations in eletrical and magnetic fields | |
| Radio Wave that bounces off the ionosphere so you can pick up stations from different cities | |
| Radio Wave that travels in a straight line & through the ionosphere--lose reception when you travel out of range. | |
| When frequency increases, energy... (increases or decreases) | |
| A measurement of how many cycles of a wave can happen in a certain amount of time… cycles per second | |
| Unit of Frequency | |
| The length of a waves in meters. | |
| A measure of how big the wave is. | |
Planets from the Sun
Digits of Pi
Minute Math (Addition)
