Both X rays and microwaves travel at the same speed so neither X rays or microwaves travel faster than each other.
X rays and microwaves travel at the same speed as they are both made up photons.
The same for x rays, gamma rays and radio waves which also all travel at the same speeds.
Both X Rays and Radio Waves travel at the same speeds and one does not travel faster than the other.
Both radio waves and X Rays are examples of electromagnetic radiation and they travel in a vacuum at speed C.
The only real difference between X Rays and Radio Waves is that X Rays have a much higher frequency than radio waves do.
So the radio waves and X Rays are both electromagnetic radiation that travel at the same speeds but travel at different frequencies.
That's the only real difference between the two.
Both X rays and radio waves travel at the same speeds.
Radio waves have a longer wavelength than visible light and are used to carry information over long distances.
X-rays have a much smaller wavelength and higher frequency compared to visible light. X-rays have high levels of energy and can cause damage to our DNA, which can repair itself.
X-rays are a form of electromagnetic radiation similar to radio waves, microwaves, visible light and gamma rays.
X-ray photons are highly energetic and have enough energy to break up molecules and hence damage living cells.