Which of the following is an example of the Physical Layer?
A.) TCP
B.) ARP
C.) IP
D.) FDDI
E.) LLC
F.) Fast Ethernet
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Answer: D F
FDDI, Token Ring and Ethernet are all physical layer framing
standards.
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Answer / haja bahurudeen m
Answer : F
A - L4
B - L2
C - L3
D,E - L2
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