b) A horizontal wire antenna of (50 m) long near ground about (1 2) find the resultant field at point P that lies at (10 km) distant, and at (0= 30) over horizon, if the electrical field intensity at point P is given by (10) and the operating frequency is 300 MHz.

b) A horizontal wire antenna of (50 m) long near ground about (1 2) find the resultant field at point P that lies at (10 km) distant, and at (0= 30) over horizon, if the electrical field intensity at point P is given by (10) and the operating frequency is 300 MHz.

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b) A horizontal wire antenna of (50 m) long near ground about (12) find the resultant
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300 MHz.

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