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How does the ionosphere affect radio frequencies? Group of answer choices

FM frequencies are not reflected and shortwave frequencies are bounced off the ionosphere and back to Earth several times.

FM frequencies are bounced back to Earth and back several times.

Shortwave radio frequencies are absorbed by the ionosphere and FM frequencies pass through.

Shortwave radio frequencies are not affected and pass through the ionosphere.

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