A transmitter emits a pulse of electromagnetic waves towards a reflector. The pulse is reflected and returns to the transmitter. A detector is located at the transmitter. The emitted pulse and the reflected pulse are displayed on a cathode-ray oscilloscope (CRO) as shown. [Figure showing a CRO display with two pulses marked with 1 cm separation for both amplitude and time] The pulse takes 6.3 µs to travel from the transmitter to the reflector. What is the time-base setting of the CRO?
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