NEET Physics Wave Properties MCQ Question
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Radio waves can be polarized but sound waves cannot.
Interference occurs in both transverse waves and longitudinal waves.
Both 1 & 2
Neither 1 & 2
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Detailed Explanation
Radio waves, being electromagnetic, can be polarized, whereas sound waves, being mechanical, cannot. Interference is a property of all wave types, including both transverse and longitudinal.
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