An electromagnetic wave can pass through which one of these:
a. Glass b.Iron c. Water d. none
The electromagnetic wave does not depend on any kind of medium. That is why it can travel in vacuum. But in the above provided options, it can said that electromagnetic wave can travel in water with very low frequency. Thus the correct option is (c).
An electromagnetic wave can pass through which one of these: a. Glass b.Iron c. Water d....
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