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A T.V. tower has a height of 100 m. How much population is covered by T.V. broadcast, if the average population density around the tower is 1000 / km2 ?

Correct answer: A. 39.5 x 10^5

  • A. 39.5 x 10^5
  • B. 19.5 x 10^6
  • C. 29.5 x 10^7
  • D. 9 x 10^4

Explanation

This is the following solution:Radius of the area covered by T.V.telecastd=√2hRe Total population covered=πpd2×population density= 2πhRe × population density =2×3.14×100×6.4×10⁶×(1000/10⁶)=39.503×10⁵

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