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In newer optical fibre transmission systems, roughly how far apart are the repeaters placed?

Correct answer B. 100 km

Explanation

Low-loss modern fibres and laser sources keep signal attenuation small, so repeaters that regenerate the light pulses can be spaced around 100 km apart, far more than in older systems.

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