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__________ is the interference at a base station receiver that comes from the subscriber units in the surrounding cells.

a.

Forward channel interference

b.

Carrier interference

c.

Receiver interference

d.

Reverse channel interference

Answer: (d).Reverse channel interference

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Q. __________ is the interference at a base station receiver that comes from the subscriber units in the surrounding cells.

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