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Cellular telephones use what type of wave?
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Cellular telephones use what type of wave?

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cellular telephones use radio frequency waves
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Cellphones use radio frequency waves to transmit sound through the speaker and the microphone. The radio frequency energy that is given off by cell phones is a type of electromagnetic energy.
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