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Why cannot the (i) ground waves (ii) space waves and (iii) sky waves be sustained for long distance communication system beyond 10 MHz to 20 MHz.

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(i) In ground wave propagation, the conduction
losses due to ground are very high at higher
frequencies. (ii) The space wave propagation has
a limited line of sight distance due to curvature
of earth. (iii) At frequencies beyond 30 MHz,
the sky waves pass through the ionosphere and
are not reflected back.
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