Which electromagnetic waves have the shortest wavelength and the highest frequency?

Question:- Which electromagnetic waves have the shortest wavelength and the highest frequency?

Answer: The correct answer is gamma rays.

Explanation:

Gamma rays are high energy electromagnetic waves that fall under the highest category of waves in the electromagnetism spectrum. They are of a very short wave length and vary between that of about 10 picometers or (10^-12) meters and below 1 femtometer or (10^-15) meters. A like manner gamma has the highest frequency within the electromagnetic spectra with frequency ranging from 10^19 hertz (Hz) to 10^24 hertz (Hz). Gamma rays have more energy and a short wavelength, and they are able to penetrate through matter and ionize atoms and molecules, thus gamma rays are used in various fields which include in curing cancers and in taking images of nuclear systems.