Answer:
I'm not super sure what your asking for. But these look like elements of communication from a speech or communications class.
--------------message-------->
O O
\ | / ------ channel ------ \ | /
/\ /\
sender (encoder) receiver (decoder)
<----------feedback-------------
- The sender (or encoder) encodes the message and sends it.
- The receiver (or decoder) decodes the message and receives it, then gives feedback to the sender.
- The channel is the medium through which the message is sent: this could be social media, email, text, talking, you name it.
- Body language can assist (or not) in sending the message.
Answer:
What are you asking me? Tex{t} x1|2?3 squ{R] oo|t?
Explanation:
The human eye sees radio waves with a very short wavelength, which is another way of saying high-frequency waves. The word "ultra" should queue you in that ultraviolet waves are higher frequency than just violet waves. Violet is sorta purplish or blueish, which is the highest frequency or "color" that our eyes can see. So ultraviolet is higher frequency than visible light, which is the same thing as "color." On the other hand, red is the lowest frequency or highest wavelength that our eyes can see. And "Infra" means lower than red, so, infrared waves are "colors" or frequencies, smaller than visible light. To determine where microwaves fall under look up "Electromagnetic Spectrum." Good luck!
Answer:
30 kilometers per hour.
Explanation:
we know this by dividing 60 by 2
Well I know two million are replaced each second I think I'm in fifth grade so ok this stuff lol