What is a LAN?, A personal network for an individual, A network used by multiple cities, A network covering a small geographical area, like a home or office, A network covering a large geographical area, What does a router do?, Prints network documents, Provides power to network devices, Stores data permanently, Connects different networks and directs data traffic, Why are network standards important?, To improve sound quality, To reduce electricity consumption, To ensure different devices can communicate with each other, To increase network speed, Why do we use subnetting?, To slow down the network, To increase the number of devices on a network, To eliminate the need for routers, To divide a large network into smaller, more manageable sub-networks, What is a primary use of fiber optic cables?, Transmitting audio signals, Charging electronic devices, Connecting personal devices, High-speed data transmission over long distances, What is the binary equivalent of the decimal number 2?, 10, 11, 100, 101, What is the role of the TCP/IP protocol in networking?, Governing how data is transmitted over networks, Encrypting data for secure transmission, Managing hardware components, Providing a user interface for network devices
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Unit 006 Networking
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