Standing wave ratio is defined as the a) Ratio of voltage maxima to voltage minima b) Ratio of current maxima to current minima c) Product of voltage maxima and voltage minima d) Product of current maxima and current minima

Standing wave ratio is defined as the
a) Ratio of voltage maxima to voltage minima
b) Ratio of current maxima to current minima
c) Product of voltage maxima and voltage minima
d) Product of current maxima and current minima
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a) Ratio of voltage maxima to voltage minima
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