2. Determine the correct answer. d) In binary 0 is received, or a binary 0 is transmitted and a binary 1 is received. transmission systems, an error occurs when a binary 1 is transmitted and a A) analog B) digital C) parallel D) none of the above Answer: e) The delivers data to the appropriate output lines. _accepts the multiplexed data stream, separates the data according to channel, and A) high-capacity fiber B) coaxial link C) multiplexer D) demultiplexer Answer: f) With packet switching, a station transmits data in small blocks called A) data blocks B) boxes C) channels D) packets Answer: g) Dynamic use of bandwidth is utilized with. A) virtual circuit packet switching and circuit switching B) datagram packet switching and virtual circuit packet switching C) circuit switching and datagram packet switching D) circuit switching Answer:

2. Determine the correct answer. d) In binary 0 is received, or a binary 0 is transmitted and a binary 1 is received. transmission systems, an error occurs when a binary 1 is transmitted and a A) analog B) digital C) parallel D) none of the above Answer: e) The delivers data to the appropriate output lines. _accepts the multiplexed data stream, separates the data according to channel, and A) high-capacity fiber B) coaxial link C) multiplexer D) demultiplexer Answer: f) With packet switching, a station transmits data in small blocks called A) data blocks B) boxes C) channels D) packets Answer: g) Dynamic use of bandwidth is utilized with. A) virtual circuit packet switching and circuit switching B) datagram packet switching and virtual circuit packet switching C) circuit switching and datagram packet switching D) circuit switching Answer:

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Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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