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Ah, sorry. I think I misread the question! I get the question now. Thanks for your help!

So I'm trying to figure out what the length of the wire is if the wavelength is 1. I wasn't sure how to approach it so I just did this: 0.5/2= x/1; so x=0.25

Thanks for replying. I'm not sure if I'm thinking about this correctly but I thought of it as a proportion problem. 0.5/2= x/1; so x=0.25.

Thanks, this was the only photo that was given to refer to.

Homework Statement For a 150 MHz (1 MHz=1 million cycles per second) radio signal, the wavelength is 2 m long. If each wire is about 0.5 m long, a half wavelength of radiation will span the two wires taken as one. The result is that electromagnetic waves are generated in the direction of the...

Hi I am Lulu, an undergraduate student here not majoring in physics or and of the sciences. Just need help on physics related material for a course I am required to take. :)