Extra exam question E9B11

WhyUsing fewer than 10 wire segments per half-wavelength in an antenna model can make the computed feed point impedance incorrect. Using too few wire segments, fewer than about 10 per half-wavelength, in an antenna model can make the computed feed point impedance inaccurate, since the model doesn't have enough resolution to accurately represent how current actually varies along the wire, answer C. It doesn't specifically affect ground conductivity modeling, doesn't favor harmonic radiation, and has nothing to do with the antenna's physical mechanical stability, those aren't consequences of an under-segmented simulation model.