Describe two different forms of electromagnetic waves and explain their uses in technology

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X-rays → <span>They are commonly used in hospitals to produce photographs of bones which can be checked for breaks or fractures.</span>
→<span> they can penetrate less </span>dense<span> matter such as skin and body tissue (but not bone)

ir rays </span>→help in maintaining the warmth of the earth
→these are used in TV remote controls

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Sladkaya [172]2 years ago

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Radio Waves • have a short wavelength to transfer to your tv and FM radio

Satellite Signals. • Pass easily through the Atmosphere and clouds used for microwaves,Toasters,Remote Controls

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