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Which statement correctly lists the electromagnetic waves from highest to lowest energy? choose one answer. a. gamma rays, ultraviolet waves, microwaves b. radio waves, x-rays, ultraviolet rays c. microwaves, visible light, gamma rays d. ultraviolet waves, infrared waves, x-rays a? @agent0smith
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