Physics, 19.01.2021 17:10 jeffcarpenter
Why are networks of cables not used to send information from a remote
control to a television?
A. Infrared radiation cannot travel through cables.
B. Microwaves cannot travel through cables.
C. Cables slow down the speed at which information is
communicated
D. The information needs to travel only a short distance.
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