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For a plane travelling EM wave. the correct equation for characteristic impedance Z for the medium with permittivity of ε and permeability of µ isa) Z = b) Z = c) Z = d) Z = 1 /

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For a plane travelling EM wave. the correct equation for characteristic impedance Z for the medium with permittivity of ε and permeability of µ isa) Z = b) Z = c) Z = d) Z = 1 /

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The correct equation for the characteristic impedance Z for a plane traveling EM wave in a medium with permittivity ε and permeability µ is given by:

Z = sqrt(µ/ε)

Therefore, the correct answer is option b) Z = sqrt(µ/ε).

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