In conductors, which two parameters are same? a) Wavelength and phase constant b) Phase and attenuation constant c) Attenuation constant and skin depth d) Skin depth and wavelength

In conductors, which two parameters are same?
a) Wavelength and phase constant
b) Phase and attenuation constant
c) Attenuation constant and skin depth
d) Skin depth and wavelength
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b) Phase and attenuation constant
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