In general, the wavelength of microwaves, is

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In general, the wavelength of microwaves, is (A) more than that of infrared waves (B) more than that of radiowaves (C) less than that of infrared waves (D) less than that of ultraviolet waves.

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The wavelength of microwave ranges from 1 mm (where it merges into infra-red) to 120 mm (where it merges into the radio waves). Therefore their wavelength is more than that of infra-red waves.

Q. In general, the wavelength of microwaves, is

more than that of infrared waves

more than that of radiowaves

less than that of infrared waves

less than that of ultraviolet waves.

The wavelength of microwave ranges from $1 mm$ (where it merges into infra-red) to $120 mm$
(where it merges into the radio waves).
Therefore their wavelength is more than that of infra-red waves.

Q. In general, the wavelength of microwaves, is

more than that of infrared waves

more than that of radiowaves

less than that of infrared waves

less than that of ultraviolet waves.

The wavelength of microwave ranges from 1mm (where it merges into infra-red) to 120mm (where it merges into the radio waves). Therefore their wavelength is more than that of infra-red waves.

The wavelength of microwave ranges from $1 mm$ (where it merges into infra-red) to $120 mm$
(where it merges into the radio waves).
Therefore their wavelength is more than that of infra-red waves.