Why Is a Waveguide Often Pressurized with Nitrogen

question 13

Multiple Choice

Why is a waveguide often pressurized with nitrogen?

• A)To prevent contamination
• B)To change the plane of polarization of the wave
• C)To attach or weld a metal plate at the end of the waveguide
• D)To prevent reflections

Comprehend the importance of weighing marginal benefits against marginal costs.

Understand the principle of utility and how it motivates consumer behavior.

Acknowledge the scientific method as a process of inquiry in economics.

Differentiate between normative and positive economics.

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