NEED HELP IMMEDIATELY!!! Jen’s contains the following devices:
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- Jens laptop, which is wirelessly connected to the home network router and
turned on.
- Her husband’s PC, which connects to the router by a cable but is turned off.
- Her mother’s virus-infected computer, which has been unplugged from the
router.
- Her daughter’s smart phone, which is wirelessly connected to the router.
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Select all that are correct:

☐ Jen’s network is a cloud.
☐ Jen’s mother’s computer is not part of the network.
☐ Jen’s network is a WAN.
☐ Jen’s network is a processor.
☐ There are three networked computers in Jen’s house.
☐ Jen’s router is a server.
☐ All of the computers in Jen’s home besides her mother’s are peers, whereas
whereas her mother’s computer is a slave.

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