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5. Which term describes the transmission of satellite signals from a satellite transponder to the earth's station? * Uplink Downlink Terrestrial O Earthbound

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5. Which term describes the
transmission of satellite signals
from a satellite transponder to
the earth's station? *
O Uplink
O Downlink
O Terrestrial
O Earthbound

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