Gotta go with A, B, and C on this one. D is just plain wrong - the signal coverage extends well beyond the half-power points. Maybe the exam writer was napping during Antennas 101.
A, B, and C are right. D is just silly - the signal isn't suddenly cut off at the half-power angle. Antenna engineers have a great sense of humor, don't they?
All 3 answers are correct. The lobe width is a critical antenna parameter that impacts performance. I'm surprised D is even an option - that's way too limiting.
A and B are correct. Lobe width is inversely proportional to directivity and range. C is also true, but D is too narrow - the signal can be received outside the half-power angle, just at reduced power.
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