Your neighbor tells you that he has to initiate a connection to the Internet and complains that the connection is much slower than the connection he enjoys at work--and he is disconnected if there is a period of inactivity. From his description, which type of connection do you believe he has?

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Kaliyah Brooks

Computers & Technology

15 April, 04:46

Your neighbor tells you that he has to initiate a connection to the Internet and complains that the connection is much slower than the connection he enjoys at work--and he is disconnected if there is a period of inactivity. From his description, which type of connection do you believe he has?

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Mario Allison · Answer 1

Dial up

Explanation:

A dial-up connection uses a standard phone line and analog modem to access the Internet at data transfer rates (DTR) of up to 56 Kbps. A dial-up connection is the least expensive way to access the Internet, but it also slowest connection.

Your neighbor sufers slow connection and disconnecting if there is a period of inactivity, then you can believe that he has dial-up internet connection at home.