The term radar cross section defines the: – McqOptions

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1.	The term radar cross section defines the:
A.	Scattering ability of the target
B.	Power radiating ability of the radar
C.	Amount of energy scattered by unwanted objects
D.	Cross section of radar area through which energy is emitted
Answer» B. Power radiating ability of the radar

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