What is the number one cause of an analog modem transmitting at a less-than maximum speed?
A) Number of digital-to-analog and analog-to-digital conversions between the home and the POP
B) Phone line noise
C) Power surges
D) The number of people in the same geographic area that subscribe to the same provider

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Phone line noise is the main cause of an analog modem transmitting at less than maximum speed. The quality of the phone line determines the quality of the connection, and any interference or noise on the line can reduce the speed and reliability of the connection.

What Is the Number One Cause of an Analog Modem