Why Are the Two Wires of a Twisted-Pair Multiplex System

question 12

Multiple Choice

Why are the two wires of a twisted-pair multiplex system twisted?

• A) To reduce the effects of induced voltage
• B) To reduce the chance of wires shorting out
• C) To make the circuit more complex
• D) To maximize communication speed

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