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The power radiated by an antenna divided by the square of the rms current at its terminals defines
Answer: B
It is a fictitious resistance in the sense that it dissipates nothing as heat, yet it absorbs power from the source exactly as a real resistance would. A short dipole has a small radiation resistance, which is why matching to it is difficult.
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