In Terms of Network Capacity, a Pipeline Analogy Is Often

question 122

Multiple Choice

In terms of network capacity, a pipeline analogy is often used. The larger the diameter of the pipe, the greater the throughput volume) of water that flows through it and the faster water is being transferred through it. This analogy refers to a networks ________________.

• A) Geographic coverage
• B) Transmission protocols
• C) Connectivity
• D) Bandwidth

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