How is radio waves use in your everyday life?

Answer 1

Here are eight examples:

-- You wake up to the local weather report from the little box on your nightstand.

-- The transducer stuck to your windshield pays your toll automatically as you drive to work.

-- The GPS thing on the dash knows where you are, and tells you when to turn.

-- When you get home, you push the button over the visor to open the garage door.

-- The high-power microwave radio source in the kitchen heats the meat-loaf for dinner

in 30 seconds.

-- After dinner, you clean up your e-mail and send a few tweets, using your wireless internet.

-- Then you settle down to watch the game and a movie on TV.

-- Your cell-phone rings during the game. You take it out of your pocket and look at it

while it rings. You see who's calling, and you don't answer it.

Answer 2

-- Listen to the news before you go to sleep.

-- Watch the football game on TV.

-- Follow the route on the GPS in your car.

-- Zap a leftover piece of meatloaf for a quick midnight snack.

-- Make a call on your cellphone.

-- Push the button on your way up the driveway so the garage door is open when you get there.

-- Get WiFi on your laptop without running wires from the modem in the basement.

Answer 3

to send radio waves through the air to make the radio work

Answer 4

to send radio waves through the air to make the radio work

Answer 5

radios and televisions are two examples.

Answer 6

radio, cell phone, computer, light