CompTIA A+ 220 1102 Simulation exam

CompTIA A+ Simulation
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[@Remijeous12]

Hi brother, thank you so much. Last week I cleared the Core 1 exam in first attempt. saw your core 1 simulation questions just before the exam. the same question appeared on the exam itself.

[@shawnmendrek3544]

gj

[@Litravel360]

I would like to say thank you for the PBG practice! Found it this afternoon and a few of them were on or similar one were on my A+ core 1 exam! Thank you so much!

[@Betty-tr1ps]

It's a very helpful video thanks! Can you do more other PBQ questions for core 2

[@ashleymartinez1093]

Thank you!!

[@mozdrumming1344]

Hey Sir, thanks so much for this. I'm preparing for my Core 1 exam next week, and this will really help. Do you have any Simulation videos for Core 2 Sir?

[@CyberMachine]

I just saw this same question with a completely different answer

[@knickjetlag7741]

@@fluxuation87I just watched the video he’s talking about and that video has discrepancies in it.

[@93ksj]

The core of the question is the same but they put variables to slightly change the scenario

[@VinTagebeats]

Me too

[@FonzB3Ballin]

This one is based on the tablet being company issued, the other is the CEO bought a tablet as a persona device. Two different answers for two different scenarios. Read the questions clearly.

[@CyberMachine]

@@FonzB3Ballin I've taken the exam months ago and this was on it.

[@LewisFitchII]

this is a 1101 question

[@motorart4670]

Can you please do more questions on corrections 1 exam

[@InformatikLab]

I'm working on more questions exams, thank you for your comment

[@FonzB3Ballin]

Do you have to specify which 802.11 you need to use?

[@MashaRahman-h2o]

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[@kermitthefrog9904]

What about 802.11? Do we select 802.11n since it's the fasted that is 2.4ghz compatible

[@dennyklein1965]

If you are asking that in terms of the PBQ, that depends on what the options are. You would be better with choosing AX which is a better version of N as dual band. I don’t think this PBQ intended to go that in depth. You may just had to know the difference between a 2.4 and a 5 GHz. And choose what is needed based on scenario.

[@altaaa3675]

Do you have any free PDF's that I can use to study for the 1101 and 1102 exam?

[@InformatikLab]

Yes, I do but I'm still working on it, almost done

[@altaaa3675]

@@InformatikLab please inform me when your down with it.

[@anthony559]

@@InformatikLab yes please inform !? Please.

[@dennisulmer4649]

Hello guys, Have you finished the pdf :) i just passed my core 1 and working on my core 2, it would be a great help with our studies thank you :)

[@jaquaunbond8150]

@@dennisulmer4649 have you taken the core 2 yet I’m also studying

[@runtelthat_tv2639]

This is 1102 not 1101

[@garylove2836]

One would think 5ghz has a longer range than 2.4ghz because the number in hertz is higher,but 5ghz cannot go through walls in the buildings like 2.4ghz could,but 5ghz gives you faster internet than 2.4ghz.

[@nicholascoetzee719]

@@garylove2836 a simple understanding of wavelength can help with understanding why... 5GHz signals have shorter wavelengths, which allow them to carry more data at a faster rate but over shorter distances, the opposite is true of 2.4GHz which have longer wavelengths allowing it to carry less data more slowly yet further distances.

[@garylove2836]

@@nicholascoetzee719 I gotcha.I know what you mean.

[@kingpsyber1070]

wrong. BYOD

[@FonzB3Ballin]

Why would it be BYOD? the 5Ghz has horrible signal strength based on the heat map.