Physics, asked by saiganesha385, 2 months ago

the charge of the electromagnetic wave is

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Answered by Anonymous

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Electromagnetic (EM) waves carries no electric charge at all. EM waves originate from electromagnetic disturbances, and according to Maxwell's equation, changing electric fields gives rise to magnetic fields, and changing magnetic fields gives rise to electric fields, and so on.

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Answered by aarvikoberoi2

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Answer:

Zero

Explanation:

EM waves carry no charge and are not deflected by electric and magnetic fields

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