A star emits ultraviolet radiation and visible light.
Light from the star reaches a nearby planet in 15 minutes15\text{ minutes}15 minutes.
Which row gives the correct information about the ultraviolet radiation?
Wavelength of ultraviolet radiationTime taken for ultraviolet radiation to reach the planetAlonger than wavelength of visible light15 minutesBlonger than wavelength of visible lightmuch less than 15 minutesCshorter than wavelength of visible light15 minutesDshorter than wavelength of visible lightmuch more than 15 minutes \begin{array}{|c|c|c|} \hline & \text{Wavelength of ultraviolet radiation} & \text{Time taken for ultraviolet radiation to reach the planet} \\ \hline \text{\bf A} & \text{longer than wavelength of visible light} & 15\text{ minutes} \\ \hline \text{\bf B} & \text{longer than wavelength of visible light} & \text{much less than } 15\text{ minutes} \\ \hline \text{\bf C} & \text{shorter than wavelength of visible light} & 15\text{ minutes} \\ \hline \text{\bf D} & \text{shorter than wavelength of visible light} & \text{much more than } 15\text{ minutes} \\ \hline \end{array} ABCDWavelength of ultraviolet radiationlonger than wavelength of visible lightlonger than wavelength of visible lightshorter than wavelength of visible lightshorter than wavelength of visible lightTime taken for ultraviolet radiation to reach the planet15 minutesmuch less than 15 minutes15 minutesmuch more than 15 minutesWavelength is longer than wavelength of visible light; time taken is 15 minutes15\text{ minutes}15 minutes
Wavelength is longer than wavelength of visible light; time taken is much less than 15 minutes15\text{ minutes}15 minutes
Wavelength is shorter than wavelength of visible light; time taken is 15 minutes15\text{ minutes}15 minutes
Wavelength is shorter than wavelength of visible light; time taken is much more than 15 minutes15\text{ minutes}15 minutes
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