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  • T/F: Using a microwave to heat food is a form of radiation.
Multiple choice

T/F: Using a microwave to heat food is a form of radiation.

  1. TRUE

  2. FALSE

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Explanation

Microwaves use electromagnetic waves (microwaves) to transfer energy to food, which is a form of radiation.

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