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I an not sure what you want me to do so I am going to help you on both of these problems:
Question 2 answer: I think the answer is University/industry interaction
Question #3 answer: I think the answer for this is clearly written in the question (i think that the second answer choice is it)
I am not sure what this is but i am only in the 10th grade!!!! the only class that I took last year was Computer Fundumentals
Btw I am in K12 as well :)
Answer:
double the bandwidth assigned per channel to 40 MHz
Explanation:
The best way of doing this would be to double the bandwidth assigned per channel to 40 MHz. This will make sure that the capacity is more than sufficient. This is simply because the bandwidth of a channel represents how much information can pass through the channel at any given second, the larger the channel, the more information/data that can pass at the same time. Therefore, if 20 MHz is enough for the network, then doubling this bandwidth channel size would be more than sufficient capacity for the network to handle all of the data.
