Chapter 16: Q. 66 (page 453)
An AM radio station broadcasts with a power of 25 kW at a
frequency of 920 kHz. Estimate the intensity of the radio wave at a point 10 km from the broadcast antenna.
Short Answer
The intensity of the radio wave is
Chapter 16: Q. 66 (page 453)
An AM radio station broadcasts with a power of 25 kW at a
frequency of 920 kHz. Estimate the intensity of the radio wave at a point 10 km from the broadcast antenna.
The intensity of the radio wave is
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