In аn 802.11 аx WiFI system, 1024 sub‑cаrriers each span 15 kHz, yielding a tоtal оccupied bandwidth оf 15.36 MHz. If the link operates with an average SNR of 20 dB, what is the maximum data rate (capacity) in bits per second that can be achieved on this channel? Answer format: First, write the formula you used to calculate capacity: Formula = [formula] using letters, numbers, and " x " for multiply, " / " for divide, no spaces Then, enter the answer: Capacity = [capacity] x 10^[exponent] bits per second If the answer is 0, write 0 in the first box, and 0 in the second box. If the answer is between 0.001 and 999, write the answer with 2 decimals in the first box and an exponent of 0 in the second box.For example 0.22 x 10^0 or 222.00 x 10^0Otherwise: In the first box write a non-zero number with 2 decimals. In the second box write one of the following exponents: -12, -9, -6, -3, 0, 3, 6, 9, or 12 For example, for answer 0.0002, you can enter 0.20 in the first box and -3 in the second box, or 200.00 in the first box and -6 in the second box.