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    Problem 2.1 Dan 2.2

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    The document contains solutions to two physics problems. The first problem calculates the wavelength of a 230 MHz radio beacon signal to be 0.7666 meters. The second problem calculates the power dissipation in a 68 ohm resistor with a 110V peak-to-peak sine wave applied to be 177.87 watts. The calculations use the relationships between frequency and wavelength, voltage and current, and power, current, and voltage.

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    The document contains solutions to two physics problems. The first problem calculates the wavelength of a 230 MHz radio beacon signal to be 0.7666 meters. The second problem calculates the power dissipation in a 68 ohm resistor with a 110V peak-to-peak sine wave applied to be 177.87 watts. The calculations use the relationships between frequency and wavelength, voltage and current, and power, current, and voltage.

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    The document contains solutions to two physics problems. The first problem calculates the wavelength of a 230 MHz radio beacon signal to be 0.7666 meters. The second problem calculates the power dissipation in a 68 ohm resistor with a 110V peak-to-peak sine wave applied to be 177.87 watts. The calculations use the relationships between frequency and wavelength, voltage and current, and power, current, and voltage.

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    Problem 2.1 Dan 2.2

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    Muhamad Fajri Al Hamidi
    The document contains solutions to two physics problems. The first problem calculates the wavelength of a 230 MHz radio beacon signal to be 0.7666 meters. The second problem calculates the power dissipation in a 68 ohm resistor with a 110V peak-to-peak sine wave applied to be 177.87 watts. The calculations use the relationships between frequency and wavelength, voltage and current, and power, current, and voltage.

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    2.1 A radio beacon transmits a frequency of 230 MHz (230x106 Hz). What is the
    wavelength of the signals?

    The relationship between frequency and wavelength (meters) is given by the following

    equation: f =

    Therefore the asnwer is:



    f=

    /).
    230x106 Hz =

    = 0,7666 meters.

    2.2 What is the power dissipation in a 68 resistive load, when a 110-V (peak-to-peak)
    sine wave is applied to the resistor?

    Answer:

    I=


    I=

    I = 1,617 A

    The dissipation in the resistor is:

    P = EI

    P = 110 x 1,617

    P = 177,87 W

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