____ satellites travel at a speed and direction that keeps pace with the earth's rotation, so they appear (from earth) to remain stationary over a given spot.
A) Microwave
B) Geosynchronous
C) Isochronous
D) Full-duplex transmission

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Geosynchronous satellites orbit at the same rate as the rotation of the earth, allowing them to remain stationary over a particular location. Microwave satellites refer to the frequency range they use, isochronous does not relate to satellite orbits, and full-duplex transmission refers to a method of sending and receiving data simultaneously.

____ Satellites Travel at a Speed and Direction That Keeps