Which outcome occurs when the distance grows in terrestrial radio propagation?

💡 Explanation

Signal strength decreases sharply as distance extends because power spreads geometrically via inverse-square law, termed free-space path loss. Therefore, radio signals weaken faster, rather than multipath fading reduce or transmitter power decreases because geometric spreading dominates.

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