F type connector
- The F-connector is a coaxial RF connector commonly used for "wireless" terrestrial television, cable television, and common for satellite television and cable modems, usually with RG-6/U cable or with RG -59 / U.
- F connector is also known as threaded connector. There are two main types: 7mm (6.8mm) is the most common and used in coaxial cable, and 5mm connector is used in thin coaxial cable commonly used in satellite system.
- The F-connector is an accessory that connects a coaxial cable to an electronic device or wall outlet.
- Type F connectors are highly mechanical and electrically stable coaxial screw connectors for cable television (CATV), set-top boxes, cable modems and satellite television applications up to 4 GHz
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In order to answer this question let's suppose,
Joe is x miles from the beginning and y miles from the end. These assumptions are necessary to answer further:
Now,
x=2y
x+y=30
plugging in x=2y in the above equation
2y+y=30
3y=30
y=10
Hence, according to our calculations, Joe has to hike 10 miles further
