1. What does a multiple-mode fiber optic cable do?

uses multiple rays of light running at different angles to transmit data

uses a single ray of light to transmit data

uses radio signals to transmit data

uses sound waves to transmit data

2. What is a straight-tip connector?

a type of connector used for fiber optic cable

a type of connector used for coaxial cables

a type of connector used for twisted pair cables

a type of connector used for USB cables

3. What is the difference between a guest account and a standard account?

duration of use

access to programs

control over settings

ability to turn access on or off

1. uses multiple rays of light running at different angles to transmit data.

2. a type of connector used for fiber optic cable.

3. control over settings.

Explanation:

A multiple-mode fiber optic cable uses multiple rays of light running at different angles to transmit data.

Multiple-mode fiber can support the transmission of multiple signals in Local Area Network (LAN), as a result of having a larger core diameter.

The straight-tip connector is a type of fiber-optic cable (foc) connector having a bayonet plug and socket, it was developed by AT&T around the 1980 is used for long-line systems and short-distance commercial wiring.

The difference between a guest account and a standard account is that guest accounts are created with limited access and privileges, so the guest account users can't change system settings and can't access, install or uninstall programs.