2. The 350m wavelength signals from the radio station will be received by the listener as two rays. One ray takes a straight line path from transmitter to the receiver and the other ray by being reflected by the ionized gas particles in the atmosphere at a distance half way between the transmitter and the listener. There is no phase change occurs due to reflection. Find the minimum height of the layer of the atmoshpheric gases which can create a destructive interference between the two rays above mentioned.
2. The 350m wavelength signals from the radio station will be received by the listener as two rays. One ray takes a straight line path from transmitter to the receiver and the other ray by being reflected by the ionized gas particles in the atmosphere at a distance half way between the transmitter and the listener. There is no phase change occurs due to reflection. Find the minimum height of the layer of the atmoshpheric gases which can create a destructive interference between the two rays above mentioned.
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2. The 350m wavelength signals from the radio station will be received by the listener as two rays. One ray takes a straight line path from transmitter to the receiver and the other ray by being reflected by the ionized gas particles in the atmosphere at a distance half way between the transmitter and the listener. There is no phase change occurs due to reflection. Find the minimum height of the layer of the atmoshpheric gases which can create a destructive interference between the two rays above mentioned.
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