alleryStart learning →Why could the earliest radio transmitters not carry voice or music?
AThey sent only pulses
BThey had no antenna
CThey used no power
DThey were too loud
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. They sent only pulses
Early transmitters produced pulses, not the continuous waves needed to carry an audio signal.
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