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High frequency — UPSC Physics Optional IFoS 2019 Paper I

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A High Frequency (HF) radio receiver receives simultaneously two signals from a transmitter 400\text{ km} away, one by a path along the surface of the Earth, and the other by reflection from a portion of the ionospheric layer situated at a height of 200\text{ km}. We assume that the Earth is flat and the ionospheric layer acts as a perfect horizontal reflector, which is moving slowly in the vertical direction. When the frequency of the transmitted wave is 10\text{ MHz}, it is observed that the combined signal strength varies from maximum to minimum and back to maximum 6 times per minute. With what slow vertical speed is the ionospheric layer moving ?

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