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4. + 0/2 points l Previous Answers OSCoIPhys124..027.WA. My Notes In North America, broadcast channels are numbered 2 through 69, and each has an associated frequency range. What are the wavelength ranges for the following? (a) the VHF channel 2 (54-60 MHz) 5.0 What is the relationship between frequency and wavelength? m (minimum wavelength) (b) the VHF channel 11 (198-204 MHz) 1.47 What is the relationship between frequency and wavelength? m (maximum wavelength) 1.52 What is the relationship between frequency and wavelength? m (minimum wavelength) Supporting Materials Physical ConstantsExplanation / Answer
The broadcast channels radiate em waves
In EM waves, the relation between frequency and wavelength is,
frequency = f (in Hz)
wavelength = l (in m)
Speed of em wave = c = 3.0 * 108 m/s
relation: f * l = c
Thus, wavelength l = c (speed) / f (frequency)
Using this relation we calculate the required wavelengths:
1. VHF channel 2:
frequency f = 54 to 60 MHz
Minimum frequency f' = 54 MHz
(using f' we will get maximum wavelength, since the relation is inverse)
Maximum frequency f'' = 60 MHz
(using f'' we get minimum wavelength)
Thus repective wavelengths are:
a) for f' = 54 MHz = 54 * 106 Hz
l' = 3 * 108 / (54 * 106) = 0.05556 * 102m = 5.556 m (Maximum wavelength)
b) for f'' = 60 MHz = 60 * 106
l'' = 3 * 108 / (60 * 106) = 0.05 * 102m = 5.0 m (Minimum wavelength)
2. VHF channel 11:
frequency f = 198 to 204 MHz
Minimum frequency f' = 198 MHz
(using f' we will get maximum wavelength, since the relation is inverse)
Maximum frequency f'' = 204 MHz
(using f'' we get minimum wavelength)
Thus repective wavelengths are:
a) for f' = 198 MHz = 198 * 106 Hz
l' = 3 * 108 / (198 * 106) = 0.0152 * 102m = 1.52 m (Maximum wavelength)
b) for f'' = 204 MHz = 60 * 106
l'' = 3 * 108 / (204 * 106) = 0.0147 * 102m = 1.47 m (Minimum wavelength)
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