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A rectangular waveguide has two stubs each length connected at the source end. The stubs are short circuted. Then
the longitudinal current is power current and current in stubs is reactive
the longitudinal current is reactive current and current in stubs is power current
both power and reactive exists in both longitudinal direction and stubs
the current in stubs is zero
Correct Answer:
the longitudinal current is power current and current in stubs is reactive
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