The planning method that appears to be becoming more popular is
A. bottom up.
B. a combination of top down and bottom up.
C. centralized planning.
D. top down.
E. sequential.
Answer: B
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communication range of the communicating stations of asingle BSS. A. ISS transition B. no transition C. BSS transition D. ESS transition
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