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What frequency range of EM waves are used for commercial FM radio?

A

88

MHz to

108

MHz

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B

88

GHz to

108

GHz

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C

88

kHz to

108

kHz

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D

None of the above

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Solution

The correct option is A $88$ MHz to $108$ MHz
FM radio operates in the frequency band of $88 M H z t o 108 M H z$

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