The text draws contrasts between wired networks and Wi-Fi. One difference is that Wi-Fi doesn't need to be attached to a cable, and wired networks do. What is another difference described in the text?

Question

Wi-Fi converts information into 0s and 1s and wired networks convert information into 2s and 5s.

Wi-Fi uses radio waves and wired networks use electrical impulses.

Wi-Fi uses two types of Ethernet cables and wired networks do not use Ethernet cables at all.

Wi-Fi has five frequencies and wired networks have two frequencies.

Answer 1

The correct difference described in the text is: Wi-Fi uses radio waves and wired networks use electrical impulses.