The maximum frequency of transmitted radio waves above which the radio waves are no longer reflected back by the ionosphere is . . . . . . ($N=$ maximum electron density of the ionosphere, $g=$ acceleration due to gravity).
- A$9 \sqrt{N}$
- B$9 N^2$
- C$9 \sqrt{N}$
- D$9^2 N^2$
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