Which answer is correct for this Antenna and Wave Propagation homework problem?

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Homework Statement


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Homework Equations

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According to me answer should be (a) but book is giving answer as (d).
 

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Dhruv said:

Homework Statement


I have attached the photo of the problem below.

Homework Equations

The Attempt at a Solution


According to me answer should be (a) but book is giving answer as (d).

What do they mean by "omnidirectional" here? Like a spherical radiation pattern? Or omnidirectional in the plane that is perpendicular to a dipole antenna?

I also agree that d is a strange answer, but knowing what they mean by omnidirectional may help...
 
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berkeman said:
What do they mean by "omnidirectional" here? Like a spherical radiation pattern? Or omnidirectional in the plane that is perpendicular to a dipole antenna?

I also agree that d is a strange answer, but knowing what they mean by omnidirectional may help...
Like a spherical radiation pattern.
 
berkeman said:
What do they mean by "omnidirectional" here? Like a spherical radiation pattern? Or omnidirectional in the plane that is perpendicular to a dipole antenna?

I also agree that d is a strange answer, but knowing what they mean by omnidirectional may help...
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