plesase solve these all questions with a briefly explanation thank you 1. (a) What do you understand by insulationcoordination?(b) Explain the significance of insulation coor-dination with a suitable example.2. What is a travelling wave? Explain the devel-opment of such a wave on an overhead line bydifferent sources.3. What are voltage-time curves of surge arrestors?What is their significance in power systemstudies?4. What are BIL and SIL? Explain their significancein power system studies?

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