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The maximum distance upto which TV transmission from a TV tower of height h can be received is proportional to

(a) h1/2

(b) h3

(c) h

(d) h2

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The correct option is (a) h1/2.

Explanation:

If the height of the antenna is h, then the maximum distance upto which the TV transmission for a TV tower can be received is proportional to h1/2. Suppose that the height of the TV antenna be h and the radius of the earth be R and R > > h. 

Let A be a receiving station. In the limit h < < R, we can assume that BA is a tangent to the surface of the earth. Then BAO = 90o and so

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