Frequency Allocation in Communication Services

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To describe interference between different frequencies
To allocate frequencies for terrestrial or space radio communication services (correct)
To determine the best radio signals
To list all possible radio devices

Both terrestrial and space radio communication services, as well as the radio astronomy service (correct)
Only terrestrial radio communication services
Only space radio communication services
Television broadcasting and internet services

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An entry in the Table of Frequency Allocations designates a specific frequency band for use by one or more radio communication services.
These services can be terrestrial (ground-based) or space-based (satellites).
The allocation also includes the radio astronomy service, which uses radio waves to study celestial objects.
Allocations are made under specific conditions, meaning there may be restrictions on how and where a service can use the frequency band.