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Explain Hertz experiment for communication of electromagnetic waves. Draw labelled diagram of apparatus used in the experiment.
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Explain Hertz experiment related with electromagnetic waves and also explain experiments of Jagdish Chandra Basu and Marconi.
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Critically evaluate Hertz experiment of production and communication of electromagnetic waves.

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