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A radio wave has a frequency of 1000Hz. What is the energy of the wave?

A radio wave has a frequency of 1000Hz. What is the energy of the wave?
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A radio wave has a frequency of 1000Hz. What is the energy of the wave?

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That all depends on how much energy the circuit designer
decides to put into it.

It can be anything from flea-power to loud enough to shatter your ears.
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