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The maximum electron density in the ionospherein the mornong is `10^(10)m^(-3)`. At noon time it increases to `2xx10^(10)m^(-3)`. Find the ratio of critical frequency at noon and the critical frequency in the morning.

A

2

B

2.82

C

4

D

1.414

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