- AThey transport energy.
- BThey have momentum.
- CThey travel at different speeds in air depending on their frequency.
- DThey travel at different speeds in medium depending on their frequency.
Explanation:
They travel at different speed in air depending on their frequency. At constant as the speed will be same irrespective of frequency. Also frequency is source dependent and doesn't controls speed.
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