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To define the structure of the network (correct)

To manage the network traffic

To secure the network from cyber attacks

To determine the speed of the network

Physical topology refers to the speed of the network, while logical topology defines the network security measures

Physical topology refers to the number of hosts in the network, while logical topology defines the network protocols used

Physical topology refers to the layout of the wire or media, while logical topology defines how the media is accessed by the hosts (correct)

Physical topology refers to the network equipment used, while logical topology defines the network management techniques

A network topology that uses multiple backbone cables connected in a loop

A network topology that uses a star-shaped layout with a central switch

A network topology that uses a single backbone cable terminated at both ends (correct)

A network topology that uses a central hub to connect all the hosts

<p>It is the easiest network topology for connecting peripherals or computers in a linear fashion</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>Using network equipment such as routers and switches</p> Signup and view all the answers