energy is being used to increasing for constructive and as well as the destructive proposes
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Both light waves and radio waves are examples of electromagnetic waves, meaning that they fall on the same electromagnetic spectrum as infrared waves (the radiated heat you feel from a stove), ultraviolet waves (the radiation that causes sunburns), and microwaves (the radiation that’s used to cook food in a microwave)
Because these are all waves, they all have a wavelength that determines the distance over which their amplitude changes. Radio waves can have wavelengths as wide as your arms (and even longer!), while visible light waves have wavelengths as small as a thousandth of the width of a human hair
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