A space station satellite has a power that it can send signal
A space station satellite has a power that it can send signal any part
of earth and can zoom that much can see the time of your watch. Consider
that there are 4 such satellite in the space, can send a signal simultaneously
and each signal send by a satellite is random there are no correlation
between sending a signal but at last all the signal meet at one common earth
station, if 4 such satellites send a signal 10 times each. as the radius of earth is R and total diameter is D= 2R,THE 4 Such satellite are at attitude D+h1, D+h2, D+h3 and D+h4 at four different point on earth ( N-E-S-W) .the surface of earth they can upto 10 m from earth ground surface, the first satellite send a signal received by first earth station at 5000m and 2nd 2500m and 3rd 1500m , the common earth station is located at earth surface middle which is at 100m . similarity for other satellite alsofind the probability
that how many times they meet at common earth station.
probability
asked Nov 25 at 6:35
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A space station satellite has a power that it can send signal any part
of earth and can zoom that much can see the time of your watch. Consider
that there are 4 such satellite in the space, can send a signal simultaneously
and each signal send by a satellite is random there are no correlation
between sending a signal but at last all the signal meet at one common earth
station, if 4 such satellites send a signal 10 times each. as the radius of earth is R and total diameter is D= 2R,THE 4 Such satellite are at attitude D+h1, D+h2, D+h3 and D+h4 at four different point on earth ( N-E-S-W) .the surface of earth they can upto 10 m from earth ground surface, the first satellite send a signal received by first earth station at 5000m and 2nd 2500m and 3rd 1500m , the common earth station is located at earth surface middle which is at 100m . similarity for other satellite alsofind the probability
that how many times they meet at common earth station.
probability
asked Nov 25 at 6:35
pata sharma
11
There is not nearly enough information to answer the question. What is the altitude of the satellites? That determines how much of the earth's surface they can see. Now you are expected to make the silly assumption that the probability they each see a ground station is independent. Voting to close as unclear what you are asking.
– Ross Millikan
Nov 25 at 6:43
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A space station satellite has a power that it can send signal any part
of earth and can zoom that much can see the time of your watch. Consider
that there are 4 such satellite in the space, can send a signal simultaneously
and each signal send by a satellite is random there are no correlation
between sending a signal but at last all the signal meet at one common earth
station, if 4 such satellites send a signal 10 times each. as the radius of earth is R and total diameter is D= 2R,THE 4 Such satellite are at attitude D+h1, D+h2, D+h3 and D+h4 at four different point on earth ( N-E-S-W) .the surface of earth they can upto 10 m from earth ground surface, the first satellite send a signal received by first earth station at 5000m and 2nd 2500m and 3rd 1500m , the common earth station is located at earth surface middle which is at 100m . similarity for other satellite alsofind the probability
that how many times they meet at common earth station.
probability
asked Nov 25 at 6:35
pata sharma
11
A space station satellite has a power that it can send signal any part
of earth and can zoom that much can see the time of your watch. Consider
that there are 4 such satellite in the space, can send a signal simultaneously
and each signal send by a satellite is random there are no correlation
between sending a signal but at last all the signal meet at one common earth
station, if 4 such satellites send a signal 10 times each. as the radius of earth is R and total diameter is D= 2R,THE 4 Such satellite are at attitude D+h1, D+h2, D+h3 and D+h4 at four different point on earth ( N-E-S-W) .the surface of earth they can upto 10 m from earth ground surface, the first satellite send a signal received by first earth station at 5000m and 2nd 2500m and 3rd 1500m , the common earth station is located at earth surface middle which is at 100m . similarity for other satellite alsofind the probability
that how many times they meet at common earth station.
probability
probability
asked Nov 25 at 6:35
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11
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asked Nov 25 at 6:35
pata sharma
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asked Nov 25 at 6:35
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asked Nov 25 at 6:35
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There is not nearly enough information to answer the question. What is the altitude of the satellites? That determines how much of the earth's surface they can see. Now you are expected to make the silly assumption that the probability they each see a ground station is independent. Voting to close as unclear what you are asking.
– Ross Millikan
Nov 25 at 6:43
add a comment |
There is not nearly enough information to answer the question. What is the altitude of the satellites? That determines how much of the earth's surface they can see. Now you are expected to make the silly assumption that the probability they each see a ground station is independent. Voting to close as unclear what you are asking.
– Ross Millikan
Nov 25 at 6:43
There is not nearly enough information to answer the question. What is the altitude of the satellites? That determines how much of the earth's surface they can see. Now you are expected to make the silly assumption that the probability they each see a ground station is independent. Voting to close as unclear what you are asking.
– Ross Millikan
Nov 25 at 6:43
There is not nearly enough information to answer the question. What is the altitude of the satellites? That determines how much of the earth's surface they can see. Now you are expected to make the silly assumption that the probability they each see a ground station is independent. Voting to close as unclear what you are asking.
– Ross Millikan
Nov 25 at 6:43
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There is not nearly enough information to answer the question. What is the altitude of the satellites? That determines how much of the earth's surface they can see. Now you are expected to make the silly assumption that the probability they each see a ground station is independent. Voting to close as unclear what you are asking.
– Ross Millikan
Nov 25 at 6:43