Which of the following equation holds good for gain transfer method?

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G_{test antenna} = G_{std antenna}) (10log u2061( frac{P_{Test}}{P_{Std}}) )

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Gtest antenna = Gstd antenna) +   (10log u2061(  frac{P_{Test}}{P_{Std}})   )

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Gtest antenna = Gstd antenna)     (10log u2061(  frac{P_{Test}}{P_{Std}})   )

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Gtest antenna + Gstd antenna) =   (10log u2061(  frac{P_{Test}}{P_{Std}})   )

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Gtest antenna / Gstd antenna) =   (10log u2061(  frac{P_{Test}}{P_{Std}})   )

1.	Which of the following equation holds good for gain transfer method?
A.	G<sub>test antenna</sub> = G<sub>std antenna</sub>) + (10log u2061( frac{P_{Test}}{P_{Std}}) )
B.	G<sub>test antenna</sub> = G<sub>std antenna</sub>) (10log u2061( frac{P_{Test}}{P_{Std}}) )
C.	G<sub>test antenna</sub> + G<sub>std antenna</sub>) = (10log u2061( frac{P_{Test}}{P_{Std}}) )
D.	G<sub>test antenna</sub> / G<sub>std antenna</sub>) = (10log u2061( frac{P_{Test}}{P_{Std}}) )
Answer» B. G<sub>test antenna</sub> = G<sub>std antenna</sub>) (10log u2061( frac{P_{Test}}{P_{Std}}) )

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