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I would classify it as a 'short wave' radio wave. Tuning my handy-dandy receiver

to that frequency, I would expect to hear one of the standard time and frequency

stations operated by N.I.S.T., and I would seize upon the opportunity to calibrate

both my wrist watch and the dial on my receiver.

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Q: How would you classify an EM wave with a frequency of 10 to the power of 7 Hz?
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