alleryStart learning →Why does a radio signal weaken as you move far from the transmitter?
AThe waves turn into sound
BThe antenna gets heavier
CThe waves spread out wider
DThe waves slow to a stop
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The waves spread out wider
The waves spread over a larger area as they travel, so the strength received at one spot falls.
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