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As the tune dial is turned to the right, the oscilloscope attached to the antenna shows waves closer together. How are the waves changing on the oscilloscope as the radio is tuned to the right? O The frequency of the waves increases. O The frequency of the waves decreases. O The amplitude of the waves increases. O The amplitude of the waves decreases.

As the tune dial is turned to the right, the oscilloscope attached to the antenna shows waves closer together. How are the waves changing on the oscilloscope as the radio is tuned to the right? O The frequency of the waves increases. O The frequency of the waves decreases. O The amplitude of the waves increases. O The amplitude of the waves decreases.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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