Electromagnetic waves differ in

wavelength
frequency
both frequency and wavelength
neither frequency nor wavelength

Question

Electromagnetic waves differ in
 	
	wavelength
	frequency
	both frequency and wavelength
	neither frequency nor wavelength

anonymous · Answer

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gabbyalicorn · Answer

This is called mass tagging. ^ You are breaking the OS COC rules but I just wanted to notify you for later posts.

anonymous · Answer

https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20120228201539AATSg3x

anonymous · Answer

oh, sorry ;-;

anonymous · Answer

the link says the answer

gabbyalicorn · Answer

^

ayeedomo · Answer

@gabbyalicorn just wondering, how does mass tagging break the rules?

anonymous · Answer

i dont think it does break the rules but i dont want to take a chance of getting in trouble