Confused regarding standing waves on transmission line
The devil's in the details, even if they are printed.

The trick is in the fact that the transmission-line is of characteristic 75 Ohm, and the excitation side is also 75 Ohm. Were that end very low source impedance it would tend much more to wanting a node (and as such forcing the need for an adjusted frequency = half the allowable frequencies), were it a very high impedance it would tend more to wanting an anti-node and again half the allowable frequencies.

The fact it is the exact characteristic makes that end reflection-less and in effect not a defining factor in the orientation of the standing wave. As such the open end gets to "dictate" the orientation on its own and the number of allowable frequencies for standing waves on the same line gets doubled.