The correct answer to this question is letter "C. type of service provider."
Here are the following choices:
<span>A. subject matter of the message.
B. type of software being used.
C. type of service provider.
D. location of the destination</span>
Answer:
LA15; LA22
LA16; LA31; LA32
LA169; LA126;
LA127; LA141
Explanation:
Given
Required
Course sequence to satisfy the prerequisite
From the course prerequisite, we have:
and 
This means that LA15 and LA22 are the base courses, and they have no prerequisite. So, we have:
![[LA15; LA22]](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5BLA15%3B%20LA22%5D)
LA16 and LA31 have LA15 as their direct course prerequisite. So, the sequence becomes
![[LA15 \to [LA16, LA31]; LA22]](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=%5BLA15%20%5Cto%20%5BLA16%2C%20LA31%5D%3B%20LA22%5D)
To complete the sequence, we read each course and place them other their prerequisite.
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From the tree, we have the sequence to be:
<em>LA15; LA22</em>
<em>LA16; LA31; LA32</em>
<em>LA169; LA126;</em>
<em>LA127; LA141</em>
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Background: In the Information Technology World, the Ethernet cable has been the most trusted medium that is link computers to the world wide web. However, in recent years, wireless technology has limited the use of the Ethernet cable. Nonetheless, true computer geeks know that in order to receive optimum speed within a computer network in a business or inside our homes; the proper cabling technics are crucial when installing a computer network. Therefore, this instructable will provide step-by-step procedures on the proper way to terminate a CAT 6 cable using the TIA 568B standard for a straight-through cable. The procedures used for the straight-through cable can also be utilized to terminate a cross-over and roll-over cable.
Cable Pin-outs: Straight-Through, Cross-over, and Roll-over cables
Step 1: Prepare the cable
Using the cable snips, remove approximately one half inch of outer cable sheath/jacketing from each cable end.
Step 2: Cut cable wires to the appropriate length
Cutting the wires to the proper length allows for the CAT 6 cable to properly fit in the RJ-45 connector.
Step 3: Align cable wires for the specific configuration that will be terminated
The alignment of the wires will ensure they enter the proper channel within the RJ-45 connector when inserting the wires.
Step 4. Slide cable into the RJ-45 Connector
When sliding the cable into the RJ-45 connector, use enough force to ensure the end of the wires are seated firmly at the end of the RJ-45 connector channels.
Step 5. Insert the RJ-45 connector in the crimping tool and Crimp the RJ-45 connector
When inserting the cable into the crimping tool, use enough force to ensure that the cable doesn’t slide out of the crimping tool and the wires do not become misaligned. In addition, while crimping the connector, use enough force to push the copper conductors down on to the wires and the plastic tab on to the outer sheath of the cable. You will hear a click once all the copper tabs are seated properly.
Step 6. Perform a visual inspection of the connector
The visual inspection is to ensure that the connector is properly terminated to the cable. Look for issues with wire alignment and connector looseness.
Step 7. Repeat steps to terminate multiple connectors.
