Radio waves, visible light, and x-rays are examples of electromagnetic waves that always differ from each other in
A)amplitude.
B)intensity.
C)temperature.
D)wavelength.

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Radio waves, visible light, and x-rays are all electromagnetic waves that primarily differ in their wavelengths. The wavelength determines the type of electromagnetic wave, ranging from longer wavelengths like radio waves to shorter wavelengths like x-rays.

Radio Waves, Visible Light, and X-Rays Are Examples of Electromagnetic