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What is the relationship between the electromagnetic wave frequency and the distance that it can cover?

Select one:

a. The lower the frequency, the shorter the distance it can travel.

b. The electromagnetic wave frequency does not affect the distance travelled by the wave.

c. The higher the frequency, the shorter the distance it can travel.

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