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CompTIA Server+

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Which of the following specifies the prime difference between UTP and STP networking cables?

STP has an additional layer of insulation surrounding the four-pair wire bundle.
UTP has an additional layer of insulation surrounding the four-pair wire bundle.
UTP ha an additional foil shield surrounding the four-pair wire bundle.
STP has an additional foil shield surrounding the four-pair wire bundle.

Explanation

Answer - D - STP has an additional foil shield surrounding the four-pair wire bundle.

Key Takeaway: UTP contains four pairs of individually-insulated wires. STP cable is similar to UTP, except that it contains an additional foil shield surrounding the four-pair wire bundle.

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