Question
What type of nature do electromagnetic waves have?

Answer

  1. Dual nature
Explanation:
Electromagnetic radiations have a wave nature as well as properties alike to those of particles. Therefore, electromagnetic radiations are emissions with a dual nature, i.e. it has both wave and particle aspects.

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