Each communication channel has a limit on the volume of information it can handle effectively. This limit is called
A) transmission load.
B) feedback.
C) encoding.
D) noise.
E) channel capacity.

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Channel capacity refers to the maximum amount of information that a communication channel can effectively handle or transmit. This limit is determined by factors such as the bandwidth, signal quality, and noise level of the channel. Therefore, option E is the correct answer. The other options are not the appropriate terms for describing the limit of information capacity of communication channels.

Each Communication Channel Has a Limit on the Volume of Information