Elements Of Remote Sensing 'A time varying electric field produces a magnetic field.' This phenomenon is called: Ampere Maxwell's law Hertz's law Faraday's law Kirchoff’s law Ampere Maxwell's law Hertz's law Faraday's law Kirchoff’s law ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Elements Of Remote Sensing The coherence length over which there is a strong relationship between amplitudes is; Inversely proportional to the bandwidth Directly proportional to the bandwidth None of these The square of the bandwidth Inversely proportional to the bandwidth Directly proportional to the bandwidth None of these The square of the bandwidth ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Elements Of Remote Sensing Which one of the following relationship between the wave length (λ), and frequency and the speed (C) of the electromagnetic wave is correct? C = v + λ C = λ/v C = vλ C = 1/λv C = v + λ C = λ/v C = vλ C = 1/λv ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Elements Of Remote Sensing The object of photo-interpretation is: Judging the significance of objects Recognition of objects All of these Identification Judging the significance of objects Recognition of objects All of these Identification ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Elements Of Remote Sensing ‘A’ and ‘B’ are two towers of equal height diametrically opposite on either side of the nadir point, at 3 km and 5 km distances. Which one of the following statements is correct? Height displacement of B will be less than that of A Height displacement of A and B is equal Height displacement of A will be less than that of B Height displacement of A and B will be towards each other Height displacement of B will be less than that of A Height displacement of A and B is equal Height displacement of A will be less than that of B Height displacement of A and B will be towards each other ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Elements Of Remote Sensing The altitudinal distance of a geostationary satellite from the earth is about: 44,000 km 26,000 km 30,000 km 36,000 km 44,000 km 26,000 km 30,000 km 36,000 km ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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