Which example is both a type of nuclear radiation and electromagnetic radiation?
A)Microwave radiation
B)Gamma radiation
C)Alpha rays
D)Ultraviolet radiation

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Gamma radiation is a type of nuclear radiation produced by radioactive decay, but it is also a form of electromagnetic radiation because it has both electric and magnetic properties and travels through space at the speed of light. The other options are not both types of radiation. Microwave radiation and ultraviolet radiation are forms of electromagnetic radiation, while alpha rays are a type of nuclear radiation consisting of helium nuclei.

Which Example Is Both a Type of Nuclear Radiation and Electromagnetic