A current or signal in one wire can produce an unwanted current or signal,called ____,in a second wire.
A) current-talk
B) signal-talk
C) crosstalk
D) crossover

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Crosstalk refers to the unwanted coupling or interference between two conductors or signals in a circuit, leading to distortion or noise. This can happen when the wires are close or parallel to each other, or when there is electromagnetic interference from external sources. Current-talk and signal-talk are not commonly used terms in this context, while crossover typically refers to a type of cable connection or speaker design.

A Current or Signal in One Wire Can Produce an Unwanted