-if the bus cable gets broken, it splits the network into separate parts.Since the separated networks dont have terminators at both ends of the bus. There will be a lot of reflected signals which can shut down the entire network.

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-if the bus cable gets broken, it splits the network into separate parts.Since the separated networks don’t have terminators at both ends of the bus. There will be a lot of reflected signals which can shut down the entire network.

A	Bus
B	Star
C	Ring
D	None of the above

Explanation:

Detailed explanation-1: -topology if cable breaks. it will stops all transmission.

Detailed explanation-2: -Bus terminators are electrical devices attached to the end points of a bus network to prevent the signals from reflecting off the end of the transmission line. They do this by supplying a load equal to the impedance of the cable.

Detailed explanation-3: -Disadvantages of Bus Network Topology With a single point of failure, this topology isn’t very robust. If the common cable fails, then your entire network will crash. Additionally, as a half-duplex, data can only be transmitted in one direction along the cable at any given time, making congestion a common problem.

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