Communication networks can be classified in terms of their physical arrangement or(73)Three common(73)are the star, bus, and ring.A．structuresB．topologiesC．protocolsD．frames
Communication networks can be classified in terms of their physical arrangement or(73)Three common(73)are the star, bus, and ring.
A．structures
B．topologies
C．protocols
D．frames
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