QUESTION 18 Radio frequency (RF) signals travel from a transmitter to a receiver. The transmitter can contact the receiver at anytime, as long as both devices are (choose two) Tuned to the same frequency (or channel) Adjusted to the same speed Use the same modulation Use the same data. Both devices are on QUESTION 19 Which wireless networks connection modes used to connect clients to the network using an AP Tethering mode Distributed mode Ad-hoc mode OOOO Infrastructure mode

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QUESTION 18
Radio frequency (RF) signals travel from a transmitter to a receiver. The transmitter can contact the receiver at anytime, as long as both
devices are (choose two)
Tuned to the same frequency (or channel)
Adjusted to the same speed
Use the same modulation
Use the same data.
Both devices are on
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QUESTION 19
Which wireless networks connection modes used to connect clients to the network using an AP
Tethering
mode
Distributed mode
Ad-hoc mode
0 0 0 о
Infrastructure mode
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 18 Radio frequency (RF) signals travel from a transmitter to a receiver. The transmitter can contact the receiver at anytime, as long as both devices are (choose two) Tuned to the same frequency (or channel) Adjusted to the same speed Use the same modulation Use the same data. Both devices are on 0 QUESTION 19 Which wireless networks connection modes used to connect clients to the network using an AP Tethering mode Distributed mode Ad-hoc mode 0 0 0 о Infrastructure mode
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Tuned to the same frequency(channel)

Both devices are on

 

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Transmitter and receiver must be tuned to the same frequency if both tuned to different frequency then they can't able to communicate with each other because at this situation both will receive different signal.

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