For a transmission medium, SNRdb is given as 18. The given capacity of 28,26 Mbps is valid for which bandwith and amount of signal level? a. Signal level = 9 Bandwith = 4,72 MHz O b. Signal level = 9 Bandwith = 4,71 MHz Oc. Signal level = 9 Bandwith = 4,77 MHz O d. Signal level = 9 Bandwith = 4,74 MHz O e. Signal level = 16 Bandwith = 4,72 MHz

For a transmission medium, SNRdb is given as 18. The given capacity of 28,26 Mbps is valid for which bandwith and amount of signal level? a. Signal level = 9 Bandwith = 4,72 MHz O b. Signal level = 9 Bandwith = 4,71 MHz Oc. Signal level = 9 Bandwith = 4,77 MHz O d. Signal level = 9 Bandwith = 4,74 MHz O e. Signal level = 16 Bandwith = 4,72 MHz

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