[Solved] A disadvantage of using a high frequency ultrasonic transducer is:

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Q.	A disadvantage of using a high frequency ultrasonic transducer is:
A.	It provides a smaller beam angle and better resolving power
B.	It provides a larger beam angle and poorer resolving power
C.	It is scattered more by coarse grained material
D.	It is scattered less by coarse grained material
Answer» C. It is scattered more by coarse grained material

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