A transmitter with an antenna that connects a mobile device to a wired local area network is called a(n):
A) transceiver
B) transmitter
C) radio
D) wireless access point
E) hotspot

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A wireless access point is a bridge between a wired network and wireless devices, connecting the mobile device to the local area network. A transceiver is a device that can both transmit and receive signals, but it does not necessarily connect to a wired network. A transmitter is a device that only sends signals and does not necessarily connect to a wired network. Radio is a general term for a device that receives or transmits radio signals, but it does not necessarily connect to a wired network. A hotspot is a physical location that offers internet access over a wireless network through the use of a wireless router connected to a wired network.

A Transmitter with an Antenna That Connects a Mobile Device