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1.	A 100V peak signal at 1 GHz is applied to a transmission line of characteristic impedance 100 Ω is terminated with an antenna of 75Ω. The peak values of reflected and incident currents are:
A.	0.142 A, 1A
B.	0.284 A, 1A
C.	0.142 A, 2A
D.	1A, 0.142 A
Answer» B. 0.284 A, 1A

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