Electronics - Alternating Current vs Direct Current - Discussion
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35.
How long would it take to transmit an electromagnetic wave to a receiving antenna 1,000 miles away?
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Zahra said:
1 decade ago
Can someone explain it please?
Vid said:
1 decade ago
time=distance/speed
distance=1000 miles
1km=0.76 mile
time=1000*1000/((3*10^8)*0.76)
I got 4.3 ms
distance=1000 miles
1km=0.76 mile
time=1000*1000/((3*10^8)*0.76)
I got 4.3 ms
Kumar said:
1 decade ago
Time=distance/speed
Distance=1000miles
But 1miles=1.609344km=1.609344*1000m
So the time will be
t=(1.609344*1000*1000)/3*10^8
t=5.36ms
Distance=1000miles
But 1miles=1.609344km=1.609344*1000m
So the time will be
t=(1.609344*1000*1000)/3*10^8
t=5.36ms
Suresh said:
9 years ago
Please give me the brief explanation.
Anomie said:
7 years ago
Frequency = speed of light (in miles)/wavelength.
F = 186,000/1000
F = 186.
Period = 1/T.
Period = 1/186 = 5.38ms.
F = 186,000/1000
F = 186.
Period = 1/T.
Period = 1/186 = 5.38ms.
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