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1.	In_a_single_mode_fiber,_the_losses_due_to_lateral_offset_and_angular_misalignment_are_given_by_0.20_dB_and_0.46_dB_respectively._Find_the_total_insertion_loss
A.	0.66 dB
B.	0.26 dB
C.	0.38 dB
D.	0.40 dB
Answer» B. 0.26 dB

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