A loss between the transmitting and receiving antennas caused by water vapor and oxygen is ________.
A)atmospheric absorption
B)parabolic loss
C)atmospheric interference
D)isotropic loss

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Atmospheric absorption is the term used to describe the loss of signal strength due to water vapor and oxygen in the atmosphere. Parabolic loss refers to the loss of signal strength due to the orientation and shape of the antennas, whereas isotropic loss refers to the idealized loss of signal strength in all directions. Atmospheric interference refers to external factors that may cause signal degradation, such as other electronic devices or weather events.

A Loss Between the Transmitting and Receiving Antennas Caused by Water