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5. How do you calculate the Numerical aperture of an Optic fiber? Find the numerical aperture '0' of a 1.5m plastic optical fiber, if the distance from tip to surface is 5cm and the light radius is 3.5cm?

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A student determined that the mass of four pennies was 8.7 grams. Use this information to calculate the number of pennies in a box that contains 2.5 pounds of pennies. Rouund your answer to the nearest whole number. For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac).