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Match the frequency band with the type of use Frequency Band Type of use
`{:("(a) LF","(e) Radio Broad casting"),("(b) HF","(f) Marine and navigational aid"),("(c) VHF","(g) Satellite communication"),("(d) SHF ", "(h) TV Broad casting"):}`

A

a-e,b-f,c-h,d-g

B

a-f,b-e,c-g,d-h

C

a-f,b-e,c-h,d-g

D

a-e,b-g,c-f,d-h

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To solve the question of matching frequency bands with their respective types of use, we will analyze each frequency band and its common applications. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Identify the Frequency Bands:** - LF (Low Frequency): 3 to 30 kHz - HF (High Frequency): 3 to 30 MHz - VHF (Very High Frequency): 30 to 300 MHz - SHF (Super High Frequency): 3 to 30 GHz 2. **Match LF (Low Frequency):** - LF is primarily used for marine and navigational aids. - **Match:** LF → (f) Marine and navigational aid 3. **Match HF (High Frequency):** - HF is commonly used for radio broadcasting. - **Match:** HF → (e) Radio Broadcasting 4. **Match VHF (Very High Frequency):** - VHF is primarily used for television broadcasting. - **Match:** VHF → (h) TV Broadcasting 5. **Match SHF (Super High Frequency):** - SHF is used for satellite communication. - **Match:** SHF → (g) Satellite Communication ### Final Matches: - (a) LF → (f) Marine and navigational aid - (b) HF → (e) Radio Broadcasting - (c) VHF → (h) TV Broadcasting - (d) SHF → (g) Satellite Communication ### Summary of Matches: - LF → Marine and navigational aid - HF → Radio Broadcasting - VHF → TV Broadcasting - SHF → Satellite Communication ---
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