Discussion
Assertion: the group velocity in a waveguide is less than the speed of light. Reason: the phase velocity in a waveguide exceeds the speed of light.
Answer: C
In a simple waveguide the product of the two velocities is the square of the free space speed, so one exceeding it forces the other below. The reason therefore does account for the assertion, and relativity constrains only the group velocity.
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