What is the difference between a "hub" and a "switch"?

a. Switches are used in homes, while hubs are used in businesses.

b. A switch supports wireless networks, while a hub supports wired networks.

c. A switch will send data only to a target computer, while a hub broadcasts data to all connected computers.

d. A switch can pass information between different networks, while a hub works only on a LAN.

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Justice Gates

21 July, 20:23

What is the difference between a "hub" and a "switch"?

a. Switches are used in homes, while hubs are used in businesses.

b. A switch supports wireless networks, while a hub supports wired networks.

c. A switch will send data only to a target computer, while a hub broadcasts data to all connected computers.

d. A switch can pass information between different networks, while a hub works only on a LAN.

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Cooper Hester · Answer 1

I believe its C

since A Hub is a networking device that allows one to connect multiple PCs to a single network and switch is a control unit that turns the flow of electricity on or off in a circuit.