Question

question 10 (5 points)
when considering the wavelength of a radio wave - like the kind you hear when listening to music as you drive along - you would be correct to think that the size is this wave is about as long as
an atom.
a building.
an atoms nucleus.
a honeybee.

Explanation:

Radio waves have relatively long wavelengths. An atom and an atom's nucleus are extremely small (on the order of picometers or smaller). A honeybee is also very small (a few centimeters at most). A building, on the other hand, can be tens of meters or more in length. Radio - wave wavelengths can range from meters to kilometers. So, a radio - wave wavelength is more comparable in size to a building.

Answer:

a building.