Asked by Brigid
I have a to find the frequency of "30 m radio waves" that have a given velocity. My question is does the "30 m" refer to wavelength? I think it does but am wondering could it also be taken to refer to amplitude.
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Answered by
bobpursley
30 m is wavelenth. Radio waves have amplitudes in electromagnetic fields, E and H. The units for E is volts/meter, and H in Teslas.
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Brigid
Thanks so much!
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