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What does a switch do with noisy or corrupted signals?

ADrops them
BDoubles them
CDelays them
DDiverts them
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Drops them
1. A switch inspects what it receives before forwarding. 2. A damaged packet is not worth passing on. 3. A switch does not forward signals which are noisy or corrupted. 4. It drops them and asks the sender to resend. _Source: syllabus Computer Science, Ch 10 'Computer Networks'_
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