Question detail
In Electromagnetic waves, which option best shows process reasoning for the objective: Explain that ionising radiation can damage living cells.?
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Topic
Electromagnetic waves
Question
- A. ionising and non-ionising radiation: process reasoning for Properties of electromagnetic waves
- B. ionising and non-ionising radiation: a generic revision instruction without the wave idea
- C. ionising and non-ionising radiation: the opposite relationship from Properties of electromagnetic waves
- D. ionising and non-ionising radiation: a different Unit 4.6 idea not named in the question
Answer
The correct answer is ionising and non-ionising radiation: process reasoning for Properties of electromagnetic waves.
Explanation
ionising and non-ionising radiation: process reasoning for Properties of electromagnetic waves is correct because it uses the named objective and keeps the answer inside Properties of electromagnetic waves. It avoids confusing nearby wave boundaries such as amplitude versus wavelength, frequency versus period, or reflection versus refraction.
Common mistake
Properties of electromagnetic waves common mistake 1
Giving a vague answer instead of directly addressing: Explain that ionising radiation can damage living cells..
Answer by clearly explaining how to explain that ionising radiation can damage living cells..
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