Free CompTIA Tech+ FC0-U71 Actual Exam Questions - Question 11 Discussion

I’d rule out satellite (A) pretty quickly because the latency alone makes it slow, plus weather can mess it up. DSL (C) is outdated and usually capped at lower speeds. Cable (B) can be fast but often suffers from congestion since bandwidth is shared. Fiber optic (D) is usually the best bet for speed, but what if it’s an older fiber setup? Could cable ever beat older fiber in real-world conditions?

It’s D for sure. Satellite is too slow and unreliable, DSL can't keep up, and cable speeds vary a lot. Fiber optic consistently delivers the highest speeds no contest.

Option D still makes the most sense here. Satellite’s lag kills speed, and DSL just can’t match cable or fiber. Fiber’s tech is built for max speed even if cable is decent too.

Maybe D, since fiber optic uses light which is way faster than electrical signals in cable or DSL.

It’s D because fiber optic connections can handle much higher bandwidth than cable, DSL, or satellite, even if cable gets close sometimes. Satellite has the worst latency and speeds due to the distance signals travel to space, and DSL is limited by phone line quality. So fiber just wins outright on speed.

D imo, fiber optic generally outpaces cable by a good margin thanks to its higher bandwidth capacity, so it’s the safer bet for fastest residential internet.

It’s D since fiber optic uses light signals, making it faster than cable’s electrical signals. Satellite and DSL just can’t match that speed due to their older tech and longer data travel times.

It’s D because fiber optic has much lower latency and higher bandwidth than cable.

D imo, fiber optic's fiber cables offer way higher speeds with less signal loss than cable. Satellite and DSL are too slow because of their tech limits, so those can be dropped right away.

B/D? Cable can be super fast in some neighborhoods, but fiber’s future-proof tech usually beats cable speeds without congestion issues. Satellite and DSL are just too slow to compete here.

Maybe B is better in some urban areas due to infrastructure, but fiber usually wins overall.

Satellite gets ruled out first since it has the highest latency and usually lower speeds due to weather and signal delays. Between cable, DSL, and fiber, fiber’s tech just supports way more bandwidth. So, why consider anything other than fiber here?

Not B, fiber optic (D) consistently outperforms cable in speed because it uses light instead of electrical signals, giving it way higher bandwidth and lower latency. Satellite and DSL just can't keep up.

B tbh, cable can still beat DSL and satellite easily and is often faster than older fiber setups in some areas. Fiber’s great but cable’s widely available and pretty quick too.

Fiber optic is known for delivering gigabit speeds, way faster than cable or DSL, so I’d go with D. Satellite just can’t match those fiber speeds. D

D, fiber optic uses light signals so it’s inherently quicker than cable or DSL.

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