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In a circuit of frequency radius, a resistance of 200? serves as a load at the...

In a circuit of frequency radius, a resistance of 200? serves as a load at the end of a 50 ? transmission line. We wish to connect a capacitor, C, in parallel with the entrance line so that a source with 50 ? exit impedance doesn't see reflections

a) Determine the minimum length of the transmission line in terms of wave length.

b) Determine the reactance value of the capacitor.

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