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Standard XII
Physics
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If the height...
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If the height of TV transmitting antenna is increased its coverage increases. Why?
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Solution
Coverage
(
d
)
of transmitting antenna is given by ,
d
=
√
2
h
R
where ,
h
=
height of transmitting antenna
R
=
radius of earth
It is clear from above relation that
d
∝
√
h
Hence , if the height
h
of transmitting antenna is increased its coverage
d
increases .
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