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The phenomenon of polarisation of electromagnetic waves proves that the electromagnetic waves are(a) transverse(b) mechanical(c) longitudinal(d) neither longitudinal nor transverse
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Step 1: The phenomenon of polarization of electromagnetic waves refers to the orientation of the oscillations in the wave. Show more…
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