What is the thickness of a single mode fibre optic?
- 50 micrometres
- 5 micrometres.
- 15 micrometres
ramesh321 asked · 1 Oct 2013
can any one explain why it is 50 micrometer and why not 5 micrometer
Jordi: typical size is 8-10m
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What is the thickness of a single mode fibre optic?
ramesh321 asked · 1 Oct 2013
can any one explain why it is 50 micrometer and why not 5 micrometer
Jordi: typical size is 8-10m
An aircraft of 2 metric tonnes uses 800 kilojoules kinetic energy to make an emergency stop. Its brakes apply a force of 10 kiloNewtons. What distance does it travel before it comes to a stop?
Azfar asked · 6 Nov 2013
I need some explanation for this..i got the answer 2metres
Jordi: dimkys way is easier with a smaller probability for mistakes.
A lifting machine moves with an effort, a distance of 200 cm, in order to raise it 0.5 m. The Velocity Ratio is
Arunkumar222 asked · 3 Dec 2014
Kindly explain with formula
Jordi: he forgot to mention that it is 2 because we change cm to m.
A cylinder filled with water to half a metre will exert a pressure of
Richiegeee asked · 2 Jun 2015
Hi, can someone please explain?
Jordi: the answer to your question is from formula:p=gh p is pressure and is density.So we know for standard that of water is 1000kg/m^3 g=10 or 9.81 and h=0.5 so the answer is 4900Pa
A good refrigerant has
santro asked · 16 Aug 2015
will you please explain the reason??
Jordi: no it is wrong iit is as it is the correct one.Not high and low
Oxygen, atomic number 8 is
nkris10 asked · 9 Mar 2017
can someone explain
Jordi: you forgot tomention that electrons are 8 because the atomic number is 8 and the protons have the same number with electrons.
An atom with 5 electrons in its outer shell is
matteo riganti asked · 24 Apr 2017
Please write your question here.
Jordi: it isnt always 8-n for shells more than 4 and lower than 8 is 8-n
A light aircraft flies in a semi-circle from point A to point B. If the circle has a radius of 20km and the time taken is 30 minutes, the average speed is
giovanni asked · 27 Apr 2017
how?? thanks
Jordi: the formula is V=2pir/T
What is the atomic number of the element shown here?
zoom77 asked · 1 Jun 2017
i know that atomic number Z is up on the left
Jordi: the atomic number is right as it is ,it is 3 in this picture.The atomic mass/neucleus number/mass number is 4 you have confused it guys.
1000 lb/in2 is in an accumulator. If 3000 lb/in2 of hydraulic fluid is pumped in, what is the pressure on the air side?
rizkaramat asked · 15 Apr 2012
1000 lb/in2 is in an accumulator. If 3000 lb/in2 of hydraulic fluid is pumped in, what is the pressure on the air side? 3000 lb/in2.....how
Jordi: alberto is right guys it isnt 4000 you should read the notes.
A good refrigerant has a
bennguli asked · 12 Apr 2017
kindly explain
Jordi: the correct answer is low evaporating temperature and low condensation pressure.
The standard temperature and pressure for measuring the volume of liquids and solids is
bennguli asked · 17 Apr 2017
who is willing to explain for me this question
Jordi: you have to take it by heart.
The landing speed of an aircraft is 54 m/s. If the maximum deceleration is 3m/s2 the minimum length of runway required is
visco421 asked · 5 Mar 2015
solve pls
Jordi: gyorwarth has a mistake at the end.It is 486 not 496.
Which has the greatest volume?
immanuelekpo asked · 3 Jan 2013
what exactly does this question test,attention to details i suppose.
pickus: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specific_volume Ice has greater volume at 0 degrees C.
A vessel has 25 ml of water which produces 10 kPa. If another 125 ml of water is added, what will be the pressure in the vessel?
nkris10 asked · 6 Mar 2017
someone explain please
Viron96: Another way: 25ml ->10kPa, add another 125ml , 125+25=150ml->xkPa, so (150*10kpa )/25=> x=60kPa
What do you get when you add 2H2 and O?
Ukward asked · 18 Oct 2019
Why? How? 2H2 + O2 = 2H2O Here is 2H2 + O = 2H2O
A mass of 20kg produces a momentum of 300kgm/s. What is the Kinetic energy?
Landesberufsschule Knittelfeld asked · 6 Dec 2018
How is this solution calculated?
Landesberufsschule Knittelfeld: Thank you. I missinterpreted the term momentum. Now its clear.
A force perpendicular to a beam produces what type of stress?
bennguli asked · 31 Mar 2017
i think the answer is tensile stress,becouse its given by force perpendicular to the cross sectional area/cross section area....kindly someone explain to me why SHEAR
adam86: Should be either tensile or compressive, as they're forces perpendicular to the object. Shear is parallel to the object.
As a block of ice is melted (to 4 degrees C). Its volume
ta2x asked · 5 Nov 2018
whay?
Thomas Bangalter: Ice is less densier than liquid water so it means that, having the same mass for solid and liquid water, ice has an higher value of volume while water a smaller one.
A lever of length 105 cm is used with a fulcrum placed 15 cm from the end bearing the load. Its mechanical advantage is
Arunkumar222 asked · 3 Dec 2014
Kindly explain with formula
Klemis3000: Question like this clearly needs a figure for clarification. Because you can easily assume that total length of lever is 120cm and calculate 105/15=7
A body starting from rest accelerates at the rate of 20 metres per second squared. What is the distance covered until the body reaches a velocity of 50 metres per second?
gav_18s asked · 21 Oct 2014
which equation for this?
Edga5251: v**2 = u**2 + 2as v= final velocity = 50m/s u= initial velocity = 0 (starting from rest). a = acceleration = 20m/s**2 S= distance travelled. You have everything except s. Fill in the equation and you get s = 62.5 m as the answer. v**2 = u**2 + 2as (2500=0+20*S); 2500=20S, S=62.5
A body rotating at an angular velocity of 5 radians/sec, with a radius of 5 metres has a speed of
bennguli asked · 9 Apr 2017
please i need eplanation with formular
ChantalDimmer: rad/s are the same as 1/s. So imagine v= w*r. v = 1/s * m v = m/s
If, with a concave mirror the object is placed beyond the centre of curvature, the image produced will be
Giovane asked · 18 Nov 2015
WRONG QUESTION OBJECT NOT IMAGE
arcana_force: lol
The oscillation produced by a pendulum 2500mm long has a periodic time of
Arunkumar222 asked · 3 Dec 2014
Kindly explain with formula
Matas24: t=2*pi*sq.root(2,5/9,81)=3,14s
You are at the north pole where the temperature is minus 50 degrees C below freezing. What sort of thermometer would you use to measure it?
bennguli asked · 11 Apr 2017
i don't get it guys
arcana_force: Water freezes at 0*C. Mercury freezes at -38.8*C. Alcohol freezes at -114*C. Both water and mercury are not suited for such temperatures. Your thermometer wouldn't work.
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