Phase velocity vp, and group velocity vg in a waveguide are related to the velocity of light c as:

\(\frac{{{v_p}}}{{{v_g}}} =\) Constant

Phase velocity vp, and group velocity vg in a waveguide are related

1.	Phase velocity vp, and group velocity vg in a waveguide are related to the velocity of light c as:
A.	vp vg = c2
B.	vp + vg = c
C.	\(\frac{{{v_p}}}{{{v_g}}} =\) Constant
D.	vp+ vg = Constant
Answer» B. vp + vg = c

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Phase velocity vp, and group velocity vg in a waveguide are related to the velocity of light c as: