A signal is transmitted at 1 W from an antenna. Due to channel attenuation, the received signal power is 1 mW. Calculate thechange in signal power in terms of decibels. (The answer should be one sentence saying "X" dB amount of decrease isobserved.)

When calculating the change in signal power in decibels (dB), you use the formula:Change in…

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