A dial-up modem connected to a sending computer converts the computer's digital signals into analog signals.

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This is true. Dial-up modems use an analog telephone line to transmit data, which requires the digital signals from the computer to be converted into analog signals that can travel over the phone line. The receiving modem then converts the analog signals back into digital signals for the receiving computer to interpret.

A Dial-Up Modem Connected to a Sending Computer Converts the Computer's