What Is the Difference Between Visible Light and X-Rays

question 30

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between visible light and X-rays?

• A) Speed; X-rays go faster than visible light.
• B) Speed; X-rays go slower than visible light.
• C) Wavelength; X-rays have a shorter wavelength than visible light.
• D) Wavelength; X-rays have a longer wavelength than visible light.
• E) X-rays are made up of particles, while visible light is made up of waves.

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Definitions:

Unit Increase

A term used to describe a single step increase in the value of an independent variable and its effect on the dependent variable in a model.

Regression Equation

An equation that represents the relationship between dependent and independent variables, used to predict outcomes.

Holding Constant

A method in statistical analysis where certain variables are kept fixed to isolate the effect of one or more variables under investigation.

Unit Increase

Refers to an increment or rise by one unit in the value of a specific variable or quantity.