The secondary lobes in binomial arrays can be reduced by-A-maintaining spacing between two consecutive radiating sources less than λ/2B-maintaining the amplitudes in radiating sources, from outer towards the centre source, proportional to the coefficients of the successive terms of the binomial seriesC-both (a) and (b)D-none of the above-C-both (a) and (b)

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The secondary lobes in binomial arrays can be reduced by-A-maintaining spacing between two consecutive radiating sources less than &lambda;/2B-maintaining the amplitudes in radiating sources, from outer towards the centre source, proportional to the coefficients of the successive terms of the binomial seriesC-both (a) and (b)D-none of the above-C-both (a) and (b)

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C both (a) and (b) No answer description is available.

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