The place that marks the difference between a LEC's facilities and the subscriber's CPE is known as:
A) Demarc box
B) Distribution cable
C) Main distributing frame
D) Demarcation point

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The demarcation point is the specific location within a telecommunications network that marks the boundary between the Local Exchange Carrier's (LEC) facilities and the customer's premises equipment (CPE). This point defines where the provider's responsibility ends and the customer's begins.

The Place That Marks the Difference Between a LEC's Facilities