Chemistry, 30.01.2020 21:03 BeeShyanne

Why do scientists use frequencies in the vhf range?
a. it is the same frequency of many animal calls
b. it can travel long distances
c. it doesn’t hurt animals
d. most animals don’t make sounds in that range

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Why do scientists use frequencies in the vhf range?
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