In GPS, "Multipath" is: A. The collective term for the routes taken by the rovers used in RTK surveys. B. A measure of the number of signals sent by the satellite to the rover. C. Caused by cycle slip when a signal is lost. D. E. An error caused by a signal being reflected off a nearby surface. The route taken by the signal as it passes through the differ atmospheric layers.

In GPS, "Multipath" is: A. The collective term for the routes taken by the rovers used in RTK surveys. B. A measure of the number of signals sent by the satellite to the rover. C. Caused by cycle slip when a signal is lost. D. E. An error caused by a signal being reflected off a nearby surface. The route taken by the signal as it passes through the differ atmospheric layers.

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