P7.1. Solutions for line voltage and current for an open-circuited line. For a line open-circuited at the far end, as shown in Fig. 7.41, obtain the solutions for the phasorline voltage and current, and sketch the voltage and current standing-wave pat-terns, as in Fig. 7.4.FIGURE 7.41For Problem P7.1.Zo, BOpenCircuit+dd = 0

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