A satellite link uses different frequencies for receiving and transmit – McqOptions

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1.	A satellite link uses different frequencies for receiving and transmitting in order to
A.	avoid interference from terrestrial microwave links
B.	avoid interference between its powerful transmitted signal and weak in coming signal
C.	minimise free-space losses
D.	maximise antenna gain
Answer» C. minimise free-space losses

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