Replacing coaxial trunking cable with fiber cable in the new cable TV network allowed for:
A) channelized pipe that could be used to segment services such as voice, video, and data
B) elimination of line amplifiers
C) two-way transmission
D) additional bandwidth
E) all of the above

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Replacing coaxial trunking cable with fiber cable in a new cable TV network allows for channelized pipes that can segment services (like voice, video, and data), eliminates the need for line amplifiers due to fiber's lower signal degradation over distance, enables two-way transmission for interactive services, and provides additional bandwidth to accommodate more channels and higher quality signals.

Replacing Coaxial Trunking Cable with Fiber Cable in the New