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The transmission capacity of a computer or communicationsâ channel, measured in bits perâ second, is called theâ ________. a. none of these terms b. transmission rate c. subscri…

The transmission capacity of a computer or communicationsâ channel, measured in bits perâ second, is called theâ ________. a. none of these terms b. transmission rate c. subscri…
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The transmission capacity of a computer or communicationsâ channel, measured in bits perâ second, is called theâ ________.

a. none of these terms

b. transmission rate

c. subscription rate

d. signal strength

e. bandwidth

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A. none of these terms is your answer

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