A receiver located in front of a sheer cliff as shown in the figurepicks up interfering signals from a nearby 265 kHz transmitter.One signal travels directly from the transmitting antenna to thereceiver, and the other first travels to and bounces off the cliff.(a) What is the wavelength of the signal?λ = [km(b) For what minimum possible distance between the cliff and thereceiver will the two waves interfere constructively at the receiver?km(c) For what minimum possible distance between the cliff and thereceiver will the two waves interfere destructively at the receiver?kmTransmittingCliff Receiver antennaUse c = 2.998 x 108 m/s.

frequency f=265kHzf=265×103Hzand c=2.998×108m/s

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