Activity 2: Application Using the space provided below, look for a photo or take a photo where you can find applications of EM waves in real-life. Make a caption in each photo. Write its relevance, importance, and how will it be of help to humanity.

Activity 2: Application Using the space provided below, look for a photo or take a photo where you can find applications of EM waves in real-life. Make a caption in each photo. Write its relevance, importance, and how will it be of help to humanity.

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