Rank the different types of electromagnetic radiation by longest to shortest wavelength.

(a)low-frequency ultraviolet light

(b)ocean wave

(c)microwave radiation

(d)gamma-ray radiation

(e)yellow photon

(f)high-frequency ultraviolet radiation

(only rank items that are a form of electromagnetic radiation)

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