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Name the device fitted in the satellite which receives signals from Earth station and transmits them in different directions after amplification.

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  • At certain distance from a transmitting tower a receiver tower of height 180m is used to receive direct signal. Another tower is installed beyond the first along the same line of sight to receive the signals from the same transmitter. Its height is 21% more than the first receiving tower. Then the separation between the two receiving towers is

    A
    `6.4 km`
    B
    `3.2 km`
    C
    `1.6 km`
    D
    `4.8 km`

  • A certain distance from a transmitting tower a receiver tower of height 20 m is used to receive direct signal. Another tower is installed beyond the first along the same line of sight to receive the signals from the same transmitter. Its height is 44% more than the first receiving tower. Then the separation between the two receiving towers is

    A
    `6.4 km`
    B
    `3.2 km`
    C
    `1.6 km`
    D
    `0.8 km`

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    A
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    D
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