What type of waves are generated by changing electric and magnetic fields?
A. A sound wave
B. A thermal wave
C. A light wave
D. A frequency wave
Solution :
Electromagnetic waves are produced by changing electric and magnetic fields.
And LIGHT WAVES are example of Electromagnetic waves. This light wave possesses oscillating electric field component and an oscillating magnetic field component.
Hence OPTION - C
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