What is the difference between a hub and a switch?a.They are the same thing.b.Hubs are used more frequently today than switches.c.Hubs are used for wired networks; switches are used for wireless networks.d.A switch transfers data only to the intended recipient.

Explain the difference between a hub and a switch in a network. Provide an example of a scenario where using a switch is advantageous over a hub.

Which of the following statements accurately describe switches? Select all that apply.1 point Switches are less secure than hubs.A switch is a device that makes connections between specific devices on a network by sending and receiving data between them. Some benefits to switches are effective control of traffic flow and improved network performance.When a switch receives a data packet, it reads the MAC address of the destination device and maps it to a port.

HUB is a ……... Device and Switch is a ………. Devicea.Unicast, Multicastb.Broadcast, Unicastc.Multicast, Unicastd.None of the above

How does a switch help improve Ethernet performance A. By restricting broadcast traffic B. By replacing hubs as mainstream devices C. By confining collisions to a particular scope D. By improving data link layer communication

What are the differences between a desktop and a laptop? a. There are no differences. b. Laptops and desktops have entirely different components and functions. c. A desktop is portable while a laptop is not. d. A laptop can be used without constant power supply, but a desktop cannot.