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Task 2. Read each statement. Circle T for true and F for false.

1. There is no dependence between wireless network range and the type of network. T/F
2. Standard home network which uses one wireless router is intended to serve more than two families. T/F
3. There is direct relationship between the cost and the range of network. T/F 4. Wi-Fi routers operating on the 2.4 GHz band can reach 150 feet outdoors and 300 feet indoors. T/F
5. Older routers operating on the 5 GHz bands reached approximately 50 feet indoors and 100 feet outdoors. T/F
6. Newer routers which operate on the 2.4 GHz bands can’t reach greater distances. T/F

Wi-Fi speed

Everywhere you go, someone will be complaining about internet speed. In fact, in a certain survey, only 4 in 10 users said they were satisfied with their average Wi-Fi speed.
Wi-Fi is also known for one major drawback – inconsistent speeds. This doesn’t mean that wired connections are always faster than their wireless counterparts. But it’s also no secret that Wi-Fi speeds tend to fluctuate more, often resulting in average speeds that are much lower than Ethernet.
‘Average speed’ here refers to your normal usage speeds. In most cases, you’ll find that this average is only about 30-60% of what is advertised. For instance, if you’re paying for 8Mbps, you’ll normally find that your average

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speed is somewhere between 2-3 Mbps. Those using a 10Mbps connection usually only register between 3-4Mbps which is less than what they pay for.
But is it really the average you should be seeing? In most cases - NO. Your average Wi-Fi speed should be higher. But that can only happen if you eliminate the many obstacles in your Wi-Fi connection.