3 Observations3.1 Record the following for each technology found• Speed in megabits per second• Type of transmission media• Age of the technology• Where you found the technologyUsage of Transmission mediaNetworkInterprocessordistanceSpeedAgenamenetworkPAN1 mSquarewiredmeter10 mRoomLANBoth wiredandwireless100 mBuilding1 kmCampusMAN10 kmCityBoth wiredandwireless100 kmCountryWANBoth wiredandwireless1000 kmContinentInternet10,00 kmPlanetBoth wiredandwireless

Given table consists of different network technologies with their distance, usage of network and the…

3 Observations 3.1 Record the following for each technology found • Speed in megabits per second • Type of transmission media • Age of the technology • Where you found the technology Network Interprocessor distance Usage of Transmissi Speed network Age on media name PAN 1 m Square wired meter 10 m Room LAN Both wired and 100 m Building wireless 1 km Campus MAN 10 km City Both wired and wireless 100 km Country WAN Both wired and wireless 1000 km Continent Internet 10,00 km Planet Both wired and wireless

3 Observations 3.1 Record the following for each technology found • Speed in megabits per second • Type of transmission media • Age of the technology • Where you found the technology Network Interprocessor distance Usage of Transmissi Speed network Age on media name PAN 1 m Square wired meter 10 m Room LAN Both wired and 100 m Building wireless 1 km Campus MAN 10 km City Both wired and wireless 100 km Country WAN Both wired and wireless 1000 km Continent Internet 10,00 km Planet Both wired and wireless

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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