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18 April, 16:16

How does a radio wave differ from a gamma ray? Frequency only Wavelength only Both the wavelength and the frequency Their speeds

Ik its not biology its just the only thing i saw

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  1. 18 April, 16:27
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    wavelength, the longest being radio waves and the shortest being gamma rays
  2. 18 April, 16:33
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    It will be there speed
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