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    The document contains three equations for calculating power radiated, electric field intensity, and resistance values. The first equation calculates power radiated as a function of current, permeability, and radius. The second equation calculates electric field intensity as a function of current, wave number, radius, and angles. It also provides an alternative for one of the terms. The third part gives resistance values for inductive and capacitive components in ohms based on a ratio.

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    The document contains three equations for calculating power radiated, electric field intensity, and resistance values. The first equation calculates power radiated as a function of current, permeability, and radius. The second equation calculates electric field intensity as a function of current, wave number, radius, and angles. It also provides an alternative for one of the terms. The third part gives resistance values for inductive and capacitive components in ohms based on a ratio.

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    5.4 (a.

    ) Prad = 0B(ka)4|Io|2/12

    5.17 (a.) E" = [(0k2a2Ioe-jkr)/(2r)][cos(khcos2)][1-(sin2sinN)2]0.5, H$ = E"/0


    (b.) replace [1-(sin2sinN)2]0.5 in (a.) with [1-(sin2cosN)2]0.5

    5.21 (a.) RL = 2.279 S


    (a.) Rr = 1.923 S
    (b.) 264.8 :H

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