alleryStart learning →How do wireless networks differ from their wired counterparts?
AThey cannot carry data of any kind at all
BThey connect only two computers at a time
CThey use radio frequency signals to transmit data
DThey require a separate operating system to run
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. They use radio frequency signals to transmit data
1. Wireless networks are similar to their wired local and wide area cousins.
2. The difference is that they use radio frequency signals to transmit data.
3. They are increasing in use because of falling costs, faster and more reliable technology, and improved standards.
4. A wireless wide area network is what you use whenever you use a cellular phone.
_Source: OpenStax Introduction to Business (CC BY 4.0), Ch 13 "Using Technology to Manage Information", section 13.2 Connecting Near and Far with Networks_
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