Time is well spent learning a bit about the Smith Chart.
You can plot a complex impedance and then draw a circle that intersects the point and get the SWR. You can also measure the distance and get the reflection coefficient and gamma.
A picture is worth a thousand words so here is a plot on a Smith Chart of several complex impedances that all result in a SWR of 2 and a reflection coefficient of 0.333 ( a Reflection Loss of 9.54 dB). The 40 + j30 from the earlier discussion is one of these.
Roger
Roger Need
