Two radio waves are used in the operation of a cellular

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Two radio waves are used in the operation of a cellular telephone. To receive a call, the phone detects the wave emitted at one frequency by the transmitter station or base unit. To send your message to the base unit, your phone emits its own wave at a diff erent frequency. The diff erence between these two frequencies is fi xed for all channels of cell phone operation. Suppose that the wavelength of the wave emitted by the base unit is 0.34339 m and the wavelength of the wave emitted by the phone is 0.36205 m. Using a value of 2.9979 3 108 m/s for the speed of light, determine the diff erence between the two frequencies used in the operation of a cell phone.

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