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The directive gain of a transmitting antenna is proportional to

its cross-sectional area
square of cross-sectional area
square root of cross-sectional area
cube root of cross-sectional area

Correct Answer: its cross-sectional area

Explanation:

and is thus proportional to cross sectional area.

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