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The root locus is given below.
From root locus, we can see that there are 3 zeros at ∞ .
Power = I2R = 25 X 10 = 250 Watts.
For JFET
ID = IDSS (1 - VGS/Vp)2
0 = (1 - VGS/Vp)2
∴ VGS = VP
∴ Vp = 5 V.
Assertion (A): Conductors do not permit propagation of waves more than a short distance into the conductor at microwave frequencies.
Reason (R): The relaxation time constant for conductors is much small than the period of centimetric EM wave.
Depth of penetration = , where = relaxation time.
δ would be small, if σ is large, which itself depends upon relaxation time.
t for conductors is of the order of 10-14 s, for λ = 3 x 10-2 cm
∴ period of centimetric EM waves
=
Therefore, even though t is much smaller than period of centimetric waves but it is not the correct reason for the assertion given.