Assuming that the length of a lossless transmission line with the normalized load impedance of zL...

Assuming that the length of a lossless transmission line with the normalized load impedance of zL = ZL/Z0 = 1 + j1 is l = 2.25λz , there are a total of (A) 2 voltage maxima and 2 voltage minima (B) 2 voltage maxima and 3 voltage minima (C) 3 voltage maxima and 2 voltage minima (D) 4 voltage maxima and 4 voltage minima (E) 4 voltage maxima and 5 voltage minima (F) 5 voltage maxima and 4 voltage minima on the line.

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