Q-factor of a transmission line at resonance is – McqOptions

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1.	Q-factor of a transmission line at resonance is
A.	<img src="/_files/images/electronics-and-communication-engineering/electromagnetic-field-theory/188-41-1.png">
B.	<img src="/_files/images/electronics-and-communication-engineering/electromagnetic-field-theory/188-41-2.png">
C.	<img src="/_files/images/electronics-and-communication-engineering/electromagnetic-field-theory/188-41-3.png">
D.	<img src="/_files/images/electronics-and-communication-engineering/electromagnetic-field-theory/188-41-4.png">
Answer» B. <img src="/_files/images/electronics-and-communication-engineering/electromagnetic-field-theory/188-41-2.png">

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