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In the IEEE 802 implementation, the Logical Link Control (LLC) sits above ________.
 
  A) Media Access Control (MAC)
  B) Integrity Supervision Control (ISC)
  C) Carrier Accessibility Mode (CAM)
  D) Modular Link Port (MLP)

Question 2

The 802 specification is ________, which is one of its strengths.
 
  A) modular
  B) angular
  C) rectangular
  D) vascular



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A



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