The area to be covered for T.V. telecast is doubled, then the height of transmitting antenna (T.V. tower) will have to be :

Correct answer: B. Doubled

  • A. Halved
  • B. Doubled
  • C. Quardupled
  • D. Kept unchanged

Explanation

Correct answer is 'doubled'.The relation between the height of the transmission antenna and the area covered by the TV telecast is given as:dmax = √(2RHT)⇒ HT ∝ d²max ∝ AThus, if the area to be covered is to be doubled, the height of the antenna has to be doubled.

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