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Data Communication MCQs with Answers

Practice important Data Communication MCQs with answers and explanations.

Multiple Choice Questions

Q671: What is one of the main characteristics of network performance?
  • A: Bandwidth
  • B: Routing algorithms
  • C: Packet size
  • D: Protocol layers
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A

Q672: Which of the following measures the actual data transfer rate?
  • A: Bandwidth
  • B: Throughput
  • C: Latency
  • D: Signal-to-noise ratio
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B

Q673: Bandwidth can be measured in which two units?
  • A: Hertz and bytes
  • B: Hertz and bps
  • C: Frames per second
  • D: Packets per second
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B

Q674: If the bandwidth of a line is increased from 4 kHz to 8 kHz, what happens to the data transmission rate?
  • A: It doubles
  • B: It halves
  • C: It remains the same
  • D: It decreases
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A

Q675: A network link has a bandwidth of 10 Mbps but can only send 8 Mbps. What does 8 Mbps represent?
  • A: Bandwidth
  • B: Latency
  • C: Throughput
  • D: Signal degradation
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C

Q676: What is the bandwidth in Hertz of a line transmitting data at 4 kHz?
  • A: 4 Hz
  • B: 4 kHz
  • C: 40 Hz
  • D: 40 kHz
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B

Q677: How is bandwidth in bps defined?
  • A: Range of frequencies
  • B: Number of bits transmitted per second
  • C: Time delay
  • D: Noise level
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B

Q678: Which term refers to the range of frequencies in a composite signal?
  • A: Throughput
  • B: Bandwidth in Hertz
  • C: Latency
  • D: Signal quality
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B

Q679: A link with a bandwidth of 10 Mbps can send 12,000 frames per minute, each carrying 10,000 bits. What is the throughput?
  • A: 12 Mbps
  • B: 2 Mbps
  • C: 10 Mbps
  • D: 1.2 Mbps
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D

Q680: The bandwidth of a subscriber line for data transmission using a modem is usually measured in?
  • A: Frames per second
  • B: Hertz
  • C: Bytes per second
  • D: Bits per second
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D

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