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What do microwaves have in common with light waves? A. Both are compression waves B. Bath are longitudinal waves. C. Both are electromagnetic waves. D. Both are mechanical waves…

What do microwaves have in common with light waves? A. Both are compression waves B. Bath are longitudinal waves. C. Both are electromagnetic waves. D. Both are mechanical waves…
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What do microwaves have in common with light waves?

A. Both are compression waves
B. Bath are longitudinal waves.
C. Both are electromagnetic waves.
D. Both are mechanical waves.

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The answer is C because viable light and microwaves are both on the electromagnetic spectrum glad to helpelelec
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User Bernk
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Hey you!

I believe the correct answer would be C. Both are electromagnetic waves.

I Really Do Hope This Is Correct, And That It Helps You!
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