The loss of strength of a signal during propagation is referred to as attenuation. This happens due to energy loss, resistance in the medium, and other factors that weaken the signal as it travels.
Step 1: Attenuation refers to the reduction in the amplitude and strength of the signal as it travels through the medium, whether in wires or free space. This is a common phenomenon in communication systems. Thus, the correct answer is attenuation. \bigskip
In a messenger RNA molecule, untranslated regions (UTRs) are present at:
I. 5' end before start codon
II. 3' end after stop codon
III. 3' end before stop codon
IV. 5' end after start codon

