Problem 4 (10 points) (Chap 3) (Learning objective: Wave Propagation in TEM transmission line)A voltage wave Voe-travels along a transmission line. The voltage is maximum at= x/4 and t = 0. The wavelength A is 10 cm. Write an expression for this voltage wave asa function of both position and time. Be sure to indicate numerical values in your solutionwhereever possible.

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