Answer:
cables, towers, and underground tubes
Explanation:
Its certainly the above one, and through this internet service is being provided. So internet service is self-understood, and what ISP firstly provides are cables, underground tubes, and the towers. And it is only these all through which the ISP provides internet service. And remember we are in this question dealing with the infrastructure and not the services or products. Hence, phone service, websites, and files, as well as the emails, search engines, and the videos, are not the solution here as they are not the infrastructure. And ISPs never provide the computers, ethernet cables or keyboards.
Hence, the correct answer is as mentioned in the answer section.
A dial-up access connection supports a speed up to <u>5</u><u>6kbps</u>, whereas an ISDN line goes up to 1.9Mbps. A DSL connection can support a maximum of 20<u>mbps</u>. Internet access speed through cable TV is capable of up to 1000mbps.
Dial-up connection is by far the slowest of all known internet connections. The maximum speeds that can be supported by this connection are about 56Kbps. Use of this type of connection requires a separate phone line. In an ISDN type of connection, the maximum speeds depend on where in the world you are. The highest to have ever been recorded is an ISDN E1 line that has a combined data rate of 1.9 Mbit/s. Speeds transmitted through DSL are generally the same ones that are transmitted through cable internet and satellite connection. You can expect DSL speeds of 512Kbps to a max of 20Mbps. The cable internet is a broadband internet access and the highest bit rates of cable internet can go be up to 1GBPS which is equivalent to 1000Mbps.
I think it is d but not exactly sure
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Answer:
2
Explanation:
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