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In Fig. 36.35, a microwave transmitter at height a above the water level of a wide lake transmits microwaves of wavelength λ

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Given diagvam 2 coher only elecled dakekau dauge )-.pt(a-1) _ 禸 o».mqarmam patt, desterene: ηλ

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