*Question T1B03:
[97.301(a)] Which frequency is in the 6 meter amateur band?*  

*Correct Answer is  B: 52.525 MHz*  

### AI Response: (may contain errors)  

The 6 meter amateur band is defined by the frequency range of 50 MHz to 54 MHz. 

### Correct Answer: 52.525 MHz
- **Reason**: This frequency falls within the 6 meter band, specifically between 50 MHz and 54 MHz, making it a valid frequency for amateur radio operations in that band.

### Incorrect Choices:
- **A: 49.00 MHz**
  - **Reason**: This frequency is below the 6 meter band. It is actually part of the 6 meter band allocation but does not meet the minimum frequency of 50 MHz.
  
- **C: 28.50 MHz**
  - **Reason**: This frequency is in the 10 meter band, which ranges from 28.000 MHz to 29.700 MHz. It is not part of the 6 meter band.

- **D: 222.15 MHz**
  - **Reason**: This frequency is in the 1.25 meter band (or 220 MHz band), which ranges from 219 MHz to 225 MHz. It is not part of the 6 meter band.

### Summary:
- The 6 meter amateur band is from 50 MHz to 54 MHz.
- Only 52.525 MHz is within this range, while the other options fall outside of it. 

This understanding of band allocations is crucial for the Extra Class exam and for operating within the amateur radio spectrum.