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A unit for measuring frequency is the a. hertz. b. watt. c. ampere. d. ohm.C Hertz The word "hertz" is named after Heinrich Rudolf Hertz, who was the first person to p…

A unit for measuring frequency is the a. hertz. b. watt. c. ampere. d. ohm.C Hertz The word "hertz" is named after Heinrich Rudolf Hertz, who was the first person to p…
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A unit for measuring frequency is the

a. hertz.
b. watt.
c. ampere.
d. ohm.C Hertz The word "hertz" is named after Heinrich Rudolf Hertz, who was the first person to prove the existence of electromagnetic waves.

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A.) Hertz is the measuring unit for frequency!!
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