Question

X-rays travel with the velocity of

Answer 1

Answer:

X rays are light waves (electromagnetic waves). So they travel at 299792458 metres per second (approximately 3.00×10^8 m/s) in vacuum and reduce according to the refractive index of the medium in other media.

Explanation:

Answer 2

X-rays are electromagnetic waves that are a type of radiation that travels at the speed of light.

• X-rays are mainly used in the health care field.
• They are electromagnetic waves.
• They are used to capture images of the inside of our body.
• An X-ray is a high form of energy that can penetrate.
• In the health care field X-rays are used to find out broken bones, objects that are stuck inside the body, to find out chest condition etc.
• X-ray found by W.C . Rontgen.
• X-ray types of radiation are travel with the speed of light.