In an asenkron transmission a character size is 5 bits. In this transmission, if total overhead amount is 3,9 Kbit and total data size is 10,4 Kbit, which is correct? O a. Stop Bit = 1,5 Parity = "No" Amount of transmitted characters = 1000 O b. Stop Bit = 2 Parity = "Even" Amount of transmitted characters = 1700 O c. Stop Bit = 1,5 Parity = "No" Amount of transmitted characters = 1200 O d. Stop Bit = 2 Parity = "No" Amount of transmitted characters = 1300 O e. Stop Bit = 1 Parity = "Odd" Amount of transmitted characters = 1400

In an asenkron transmission a character size is 5 bits. In this transmission, if total overhead amount is 3,9 Kbit and total data size is 10,4 Kbit, which is correct? O a. Stop Bit = 1,5 Parity = "No" Amount of transmitted characters = 1000 O b. Stop Bit = 2 Parity = "Even" Amount of transmitted characters = 1700 O c. Stop Bit = 1,5 Parity = "No" Amount of transmitted characters = 1200 O d. Stop Bit = 2 Parity = "No" Amount of transmitted characters = 1300 O e. Stop Bit = 1 Parity = "Odd" Amount of transmitted characters = 1400

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In an asenkron transmission a character size is 5 bits. In this transmission, if total overhead amount is 3,9 Kbit and total data size is 10,4 Kbit, which answer
is correct?
O a. Stop Bit = 1,5 Parity = "No" Amount of transmitted characters = 1000
O b. Stop Bit = 2 Parity = "Even" Amount of transmitted characters = 1700
O c. Stop Bit = 1,5 Parity = "No" Amount of transmitted characters = 1200
O d. Stop Bit = 2 Parity = "No" Amount of transmitted characters = 1300
O e. Stop Bit = 1 Parity = "Odd" Amount of transmitted characters = 1400

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