It might implode , causing damage to workers and equipment .

Most likely nothing will happen because they are built with durability in mind.

It might go out of calibration.

The phosphor might break loose.

It might implode , causing damage to workers and equipment .

If a CRT is dropped:

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• CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) construction – glass envelope, vacuum inside, and phosphor coating on the screen • What happens to precision electronic equipment when subjected to shock or impact • Potential safety hazards (to people and equipment) associated with a damaged vacuum tube or monitor

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• Think about what’s physically inside a CRT and how it behaves if the glass envelope is cracked or broken. • Which of the options describes a realistic physical consequence of dropping a vacuum tube device, rather than something unlikely or minor? • Consider the difference between minor performance issues (like small errors) and serious mechanical or safety failures.

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• Ask yourself which choices reflect actual CRT failure modes you may have seen or read about. • Eliminate any answer that assumes no significant risk from dropping a glass, vacuum-based device. • Focus on which effect would pose the greatest hazard to nearby personnel and equipment if a CRT is dropped and damaged.

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