Which of these tasks is completed with infrared radiation? (1 point) Responses diagnosing a broken bone or decayed tooth diagnosing a broken bone or decayed tooth removing bacteria from the air in hospitals removing bacteria from the air in hospitals sending messages through fiber optic cables sending messages through fiber optic cables transmitting digital messages with a cell phone

Answer 1

The task completed with infrared radiation is "removing bacteria from the air in hospitals." Infrared radiation can be used in sterilization processes to help reduce airborne pathogens.

Answer 2

Sending messages through fiber optic cables

Answer 3

Sending messages through fiber optic cables is primarily done using light, specifically visible light or near-infrared light, rather than infrared radiation itself. Fiber optic technology operates on the principle of total internal reflection, allowing light to travel through the fibers, carrying data over long distances with minimal loss. While near-infrared light can be used in some fiber optic applications, it is not the primary application of infrared radiation in general.

So, while there is a connection, it is more accurate to say that fiber optic communication utilizes light rather than specifically infrared radiation.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

I apologize for any confusion. In the context of the options provided earlier, sending messages through fiber optic cables is indeed associated with the use of light, which can include infrared wavelengths, particularly in optical fibers. If that’s the correct answer in your assessment, thank you for clarifying.

To summarize, the correct task associated with infrared radiation from your original options is:

• Sending messages through fiber optic cables.

Thank you for your patience, and I'm here to help with any further clarification or questions you may have!

Answer 6

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Answer 7

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