Which of the following is NOT a reason for network jitter when using packet switching networks?
A)Packets may vary in length.
B)Switches may vary in the time required to process packets.
C)Packets may take different paths through the network.
D)Packets may encounter network congestion.
E)Data rates will vary from one trunk line to the next.

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This statement is actually a reason for network jitter. Jitter occurs when packets arrive at different times due to varying network conditions. The varying data rates on different trunk lines can lead to different delays and jitter in packet arrival. Therefore, option E is not correct.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Reason for Network