How did people use a telegraph to communicate without speech?

with a series of bellelgi varying pitches

with words typed out on a typewriter

with Morse code

with overland mail carriages

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Hayley Mays

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13 February, 20:05

How did people use a telegraph to communicate without speech?

with a series of bellelgi varying pitches

with words typed out on a typewriter

with Morse code

with overland mail carriages

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Paige · Answer 1

Answer: "with Morse code".

Morse code is a technique for transmitting content data as a progression of on-off tones, lights, or snaps that can be straightforwardly comprehended by a learned audience or onlooker without special gear. It is named for Samuel F. B. Morse. Every Morse code sign speaks to either a content character (letter or numeral) or a prosign and is spoken to by a distinct sequence of dabs and dashes.

Sierra Warner · Answer 2

with Morse code

How did people use a telegraph to communicate without speech?with a series of bellelgi varying pitcheswith words typed out on a typewriterwith Morse codewith overland mail carriages

How did people use a telegraph to communicate without speech?

with a series of bellelgi varying pitches

with words typed out on a typewriter

with Morse code

with overland mail carriages