Assuming the following is an electromagnetic wave in the vacuum (c = 300,000 km/s), 0.080m the wave's frequency is (note: Mega = million; Giga = billion) %3D %3D O 3.75 GHz 3.75 MHz O 2.67 x 10 10 Hz O 24 MHz

Assuming the following is an electromagnetic wave in the vacuum (c = 300,000 km/s), 0.080m the wave's frequency is (note: Mega = million; Giga = billion) %3D %3D O 3.75 GHz 3.75 MHz O 2.67 x 10 10 Hz O 24 MHz

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Assuming the following is an electromagnetic wave in the vacuum (c = 300,000
km/s),
0.080m
the wave's frequency is (note: Mega = million; Giga = billion)
%3D
%3D
O 3.75 GHz
3.75 MHz
O 2.67 x 10 10 Hz
O 24 MHz

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