Which outcome occurs when distributed capacitance in a long transmission line circuit is ignored?

💡 Explanation

Ignoring capacitance causes the Ferranti effect because line charging current becomes significant, therefore voltage at the receiving end rises higher than the sending end, rather than a predictable voltage drop under load.

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