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Radio stations are a great source of information. One can get news, entertainment etc things on radio stations. These radio stations rely some specific frequency which is received by a receiver.
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Now lets us pick frequency of a radio station to be 93.5 Hz. The wave released by radio stations are radio waves. They are a type of electromagnetic waves. So they contain some sort of frequency, wavelength and energy. In electromagnetic waves, direction of propagation of wave, electric field, magnetic field are perpendicular to each other. Distance between two consecutive crest and trough is called wavelength of that wave. Its relation with frequency is as follows-
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