Answer 1:
Yes, we know Radio wave is an example of electromagnetic wave that travels
through space at the speed of light 3x10^8 m/s whereas the speed of sound is about 340 m/s.
This is the reason that radio wave travels faster than any sound wave without any exception in
every case.
Answer 2:
Propagation speeds faster than c would induce a stronger field and ever-increasing
field strengths and energy. It is against the energy conservation. If propagation fields were less
than c. The fields would get smaller until there was none left, thereby violating the law of the
conservation of energy by destroying it. Therefore, light remains at the consistent critical value,
the speed of light.
Answer 3:
Option C is correct which “Both”. Any object with a temperature emits
electromagnetic waves. This isn't affected by the shape of the bulb. Electromagnetic radiation
is emitted as light. These lights happen to be at the wavelength people can see. As such, they
definitely emit electromagnetic radiation.