factors that affect the performance of networks

• label

  A) number of users

  B) bandwidth

  C) latency

  D) error rate

  E) transmission media

  
• label

  A) at the same time

  B) bandwidth

  C) sent

  D) received

  
• label

  A) amount of data

  B) sent

  C) received

  D) time

  E) bits per second

  F) rate

  G) slow down

  H) unusable

  
• label

  A) delay

  B) sent

  C) received

  D) more

  E) collisions

  F) packets

  G) sent

  H) error rate

  
• label

  A) not

  B) destination

  C) reliable connections

  D) poor wireless signal

  
• label

  A) one

  B) bandwidth

  C) split

  D) each

  E) sent

  F) received

  G) more data

  
• label

  A) transmission

  B) same time

  C) devices

  D) split

  E) each

  F) bandwidth

  G) each

  H) transmit

  I) latency

  J) maximum

  K) cannot transmit

  L) central

  M) switch

  N) router

  O) requests

  P) slower

  Q) collisions

  R) error rate

  S) retransmitted

  T) loss

  U) packets

  V) retransmitted

  
• label

  A) interference

  B) wireless

  C) type

  D) amount

  E) central hardware

  F) router

  G) switch

  H) distance

  I) nodes

  J) topology

  K) repeaters

  
• label

  A) medium

  B) twisted copper wire

  C) fibre optic cable

  D) wifi

  E) shared\

  F) split

  G) streaming

  H) high definition

  I) accomodate

  
• label

  A) number of devices

  B) type

  C) higher

  D) intended

  E) wifi

  F) twisted copper wire

  G) fibre optic cable

  H) buildings

  I) switches

  J) decives

  K) guest

  L) twisted copper wire

  M) fibre optic cable

  
• A collision occurs when two devices on a network try to communicate simultaneously along the same communication channel.