Statement: The district authority has decided to set up wireless communication along the coastline in view of the cyclonic storm hitting the coast. Assumptions: I. The telephone communications systems may be able to withstand the fury of the cyclon ?->(Show Answer!)

1. Statement: The district authority has decided to set up wireless communication along the coastline in view of the cyclonic storm hitting the coast. Assumptions: I. The telephone communications systems may be able to withstand the fury of the cyclonic storm II. The wireless communication systems may be able to withstand the fury of the cyclonic storm.

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