Computers and Technology, 29.06.2021 17:30, jairus34

Select the correct answer. Mr. Hicks is setting up his office network and needs to use a network topology that is easy to set up, and which will allow devices to be added
later, when required. Which of the following topologies should he use?
A. bus
В. ring
С. star
D. mesh

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