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A AD D DE AB E ЕН GH CH1 FG C BC1 H CH2 HF1 BC2 B HF2 Your task. Plan a route that begins and ends at the headquarters at H. Your route should use all of the cahles

A AD D DE AB E ЕН GH CH1 FG C BC1 H CH2 HF1 BC2 B HF2 Your task. Plan a route that begins and ends at the headquarters at H. Your route should use all of the cahles

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)
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AD DE АВ GH ЕН CH1 FG BC1 H. CH2 HF1 BC2 B HF2 Your task. Plan a route that begins and ends at the headquarters at H. Your route should use all of the cables. How to present your conclusion. Write a paragraph that lays out the route, including a marked copy of the diagram (see last page for a blank copy). Indicate any cables that were used more than once.
Transcribed Image Text:AD DE АВ GH ЕН CH1 FG BC1 H. CH2 HF1 BC2 B HF2 Your task. Plan a route that begins and ends at the headquarters at H. Your route should use all of the cables. How to present your conclusion. Write a paragraph that lays out the route, including a marked copy of the diagram (see last page for a blank copy). Indicate any cables that were used more than once.
Set-up: Fiber-optic cables connect stations to transmit data faster than can be done over wireless transmissions. These cables require regular inspection, however. To do this inspection, a signal-message begins at the headquarters at H, and then the received message is relayed to another station. As the signal passes through cables the signal gets distorted like a game of Telephone, and when the message passes through all cables it returns to H for analysis. A map of the fiber-optic cables is given below. Note that the connections between B and C, C and H, and H and F have two cables and each cable must be checked on its own. Furthermore, the direction that the signal travels (e..g, from A to B or from B to A) does not matter, as long as the message travels through the cable in some direction.
Transcribed Image Text:Set-up: Fiber-optic cables connect stations to transmit data faster than can be done over wireless transmissions. These cables require regular inspection, however. To do this inspection, a signal-message begins at the headquarters at H, and then the received message is relayed to another station. As the signal passes through cables the signal gets distorted like a game of Telephone, and when the message passes through all cables it returns to H for analysis. A map of the fiber-optic cables is given below. Note that the connections between B and C, C and H, and H and F have two cables and each cable must be checked on its own. Furthermore, the direction that the signal travels (e..g, from A to B or from B to A) does not matter, as long as the message travels through the cable in some direction.
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