A developing company has hired John as a consultant in the wiring of its communications media. Its representative wants to know if John would suggest twisted pair wiring, coaxial cable, or fiber optics cable. John suggests all three of these methods. Do you agree? Why or why not? Select answer from the options below No. Coaxial cable is less flexible and difficult to work with than twisted-pair wiring, thus it should be skipped in a multimedia setting. No. The company should use fiber optics for all its needs. Not only would it be more secure but also more cost effective. No. Twisted-pair is too slow and vulnerable to interference from other devices, and it would cost more than coaxial cable. Yes. Twisted-pair wiring is good to use on telephone wiring, coaxial cable is excellent for television signals, and fiber optics is suitable for the backbone of the network