Chemistry, 18.12.2020 22:30 adrielalvarez267

Which statement describes a light wave passing through space? A. Vibrations of the light source are perpendicular to the direction
OB. Vibrations of the electric field are perpendicular to vibrations of
C. Vibrations of the electric field are parallel to vibrations of the
OD. Vibrations of the electric field are paralel to the direction that the
that the wave travels.
the magnetic field.
magnetic field.
wave travels

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