in transmission line, if the load is suddenly increased at the receiving end o

in transmission line, if the load is suddenly increased at
the receiving end of the system the phase shift will
(a)decrease
(b)becomems zero
(c)increase
(d)not be affected

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in transmission line, if the load is suddenly increased at the receiving end of the system the pha..

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increase

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in transmission line, if the load is suddenly increased at the receiving end of the system the pha..

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C) increase

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in transmission line, if the load is suddenly increased at the receiving end of the system the pha..

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I don't know this answer. I post answer only to receive correct answer.

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in transmission line, if the load is suddenly increased at the receiving end of the system the pha..

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Not be affected

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