One student heated a metal wire to produce high-speed electrons. when the electrons struck a metal target, waves were produced in a direction perpendicular to the motion of electrons as shown in the diagram below. what does the student's experiment most likely demonstrate? high speed electrons can produce longitudinal waves electrons moving at high speed produce electromagnetic waves the direction of longitudinal waves is perpendicular to motion of electrons the direction of electromagnetic waves is always towards the pull of gravity

High-speed electorns can produce longitudinal waves

Explanation:

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The correct option is A.

Looking at the given diagram, you will notice that the waves produced is in a direction which is perpendicular to the motions of the electrons. Waves that behaves in this way are called transverse waves and examples are ripples on water surface, vibrations in strings and electromagnetic waves.according to the diagram,we can see also that transverse waves are ripples on water surface

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