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AM radio waves have a
a. Shorter broadcast range t...
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AM radio waves have a
a. Shorter broadcast range than FM waves
b. Longer broadcast range than FM waves
C. Better quality sound than FM waves
d. More music options
FM radio travel a shorter distance than AM radio waves.
a. true
b. false
Radio stations, police radios, and amateur radios don't interfere because they
have different
a. volumes
b. music options
C. frequencies
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