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    The Signal Attenuation for a Coaxial Cable Transmitting 1MHz Is
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The Signal Attenuation for a Coaxial Cable Transmitting 1MHz Is

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The signal attenuation for a coaxial cable transmitting 1MHz is listed as 1.3dB per 100m. How much loss will be seen at 700m?

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