Fiber-optic lines that have transfer rates of up to 44.7 Mbps of computer data are called:

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Fiber-optic lines that have transfer rates of up to 44.7 Mbps of computer data are called:

Fiber-optic lines that have transfer rates of up to 44.7 Mbps of computer data are called:
A) ultraband service.
B) T1 lines.
C) T2 lines.
D) T3 lines.

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