1) a) What is the maximum Doppler for a vehiclespeed of 140 km/hr at 900 MHz?b) What is the minimum (most negative) Dopplerfor this case?c) For this range of Doppler, what is thecorresponding speed at 1800 MHz?

(a)The maximum Doppler for the vehicle is given by the equation,

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1) a) What is the maximum Doppler for a vehicle speed of 140 km/hr at 900 MHz? b) What is the minimum (most negative) Doppler for this case? c) For this range of Doppler, what is the corresponding speed at 1800 MHz?