Two radio antennas Cand Rare 7.4 m apart are radiating in phase at 115 MHz. When a receiver is placed 100 m from both receivers, the intensity is lo. The receiver is then moved to point G which is 1.59 m closer to antenna C than antenna R. Find the intensity at point G in terms of lo.

Two radio antennas Cand Rare 7.4 m apart are radiating in phase at 115 MHz. When a receiver is placed 100 m from both receivers, the intensity is lo. The receiver is then moved to point G which is 1.59 m closer to antenna C than antenna R. Find the intensity at point G in terms of lo.

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Chapter27: Wave Optics

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