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Standard XII
Physics
Propagation of Waves
The height of...
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The height of transmitting antenna is (320
×
k) meter, if the TV telecast is to cover a radius of 128 Km. Find the value of K.
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Solution
formula,
d
=
√
2
h
R
⇒
128
=
√
2
×
320
k
×
6400
128
2
=
2
×
320
k
×
6400
⇒
k
=
128
2
2
×
320
×
6400
∴
k
=
4
×
10
−
3
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