Computer Networks - Network FundamentalsWhich transmission medium is best suited for long-distance, high-speed data transfer with minimal signal loss?ATwisted pair cableBFiber optic cableCRadio wavesDInfraredCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Review characteristics of each mediumTwisted pair is slower and limited in distance; radio and infrared are wireless with interference.Step 2: Identify the best for long-distance and speedFiber optic uses light in glass fibers, offering very high speed and low signal loss over long distances.Final Answer:Fiber optic cable -> Option BQuick Check:Long-distance high-speed = Fiber optic [OK]Quick Trick: Fiber optic = fastest and longest distance cable [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESChoosing twisted pair for long distanceConfusing wireless with cable advantagesIgnoring signal loss factors
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