An airborn radar of an airoplane has a pulse width of 5µ sec, at a vertical height of 1nautical mile, A. find the lateral ground distance on earth to land, B. find the angle to be maintained for proper landing with above values.

An airborn radar of an airoplane has a pulse width of 5µ sec, at a vertical height of 1nautical mile, A. find the lateral ground distance on earth to land, B. find the angle to be maintained for proper landing with above values.

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An airborn radar of an airoplane has a pulse width of 5µ sec, at a vertical height of
1nautical mile,
A. find the lateral ground distance on earth to land,
B. find the angle to be maintained for proper landing with above values.

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