A. Rayleigh fading margin.
B. Rayleigh fading margin, interference margin, and body loss.
C. Rayleigh fading margin and interference margin.
D. Rayleigh fading margin and body loss.
E. Interference margin and body loss.

A.2
B.6
C.8
D.12
E.16

A.1
B.2
C.4
D.6
E.8

A. Where the jumper cable is connected to the output of the TX.
B. Where the jumper cable is connected to the RBS.
C. Where the jumper cable is connected to the output of the combiner.
D. Where the jumper cable is connected to the antenna.
E. Immediately outside the antenna.

A. A power amplifier in the antenna system
B. Concentration of radiation
C. Highly effective antenna cables
D. Good SWR (Standing Wave Ratio)
E. A spherical radiation pattern

A. Ericsson Engineering Tool (EET)
B. Multiple Reuse Pattern (MRP)
C. Operation and Support System (OSS)
D. Frequency Reuse Plan (FRP)
E. Basic Reuse Plan (BRP)

A. Paging of a mobile in more than one cell
B. Best cell selection
C. Changing of cell parameters
D. Roaming
E. Tuning

A. To save antennas
B. To share PCM links
C. To share RBS equipment
D. To simplify the installation
E. To be able to reuse frequencies

A.20W
B.2W
C.5W
D.8W
E.0.2W

A. Increases battery life
B. Better Bit Error Rate (BQRE)
C. Higher strength
D. Increased bit rate
E. Better voice quality