What is the function of a modem's modulation? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

What is the function of a modem's modulation?
A. Amplifies signals
B. Converts analog to digital
C. Filters signals
D. Converts digital signals to analog for transmission
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
Modulation converts digital data from a computer into analog signals suitable for transmission over telephone lines.

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What structural advantage does a full Mesh Topology layout offer compared to alternative network configurations?
A. It provides maximum fault tolerance and reliability by establishing direct redundant connections between all nodes.
B. It can operate without network interface cards.
C. It removes the requirement for hardware MAC profiles.
D. It minimizes physical cabling costs.

Correct Answer: Option A


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Which of the following is a private IP address designated for exclusive use within local area networks?
A. 168.192.1.1
B. 200.100.50.1
C. 10.0.0.1
D. 8.8.8.8

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What is the maximum number of hosts in a Class B network?
A. 16,777,214
B. 65,534
C. 65,536
D. 254

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