REAL-WORLD APPLICATION OF THE EM SPECTRUM Identify 3 ways in which each part of the spectrum can be applied to the real world.
Radio waves
Microwaves
Infrared
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Increasing Energy
ULTRA
RADIO WAVE
MICROWAVE INFRARED VIOLET
AM
FM TRADAR
X-RAY
GAMMA
RAY
AM
Increasing Wavelength
SOR
VISIBLE LIGHT
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