B. THE SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO REPRESENTS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE...

17. B. The signal-to-noise ratio represents the difference between the received signal strength and the level of the noise floor. A good signal-to-noise ratio will give a client the ability to distinguish between signal and noise and allow it to recover data that was transmitted.420 Chapter 11

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