alleryStart learning →Why can many stations broadcast in the same air without mixing up?
AEach uses its own frequency
BEach travels at its own speed
CEach has its own loudness
DEach plays at a set time
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Each uses its own frequency
Every transmitter oscillates at a different frequency, so the waves pass through the air without interfering.
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