Answer to Question #53752 in Atomic and Nuclear Physics for Singh

Question #53752

If all electromagnetic waves are made up of photons (discrete quanta), why don’t we hear the effect of each distinct packet of energy when we listen to a radio (which is being effected by a radio wave)?

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