ease use Microsoft Word to edit the homework questions \& answers, save it into PDF file, and submit the PDF file. Why are the wires color-coded in a UTP cable? Describe an easy trick to remember the difference between the TIA/EIA 568A and 568B wiring standards for 10Baset networks. 3) Explain why knowing how to make your own Ethernet cables is a real plus for a network technician. 4) In terms of cabling, how is a 10BaseT network different from a 10BaseFL network? 5) Explain why a 10BaseT Ethernet network cannot send and receive data simultaneously, even though it uses separate pairs of wires to send and receive data. 6) Explain how Ethernet determines which computer should use a shared cable at a given moment. 7) What the meaning of the term "carrier sense" on an Ethernet network? 8) What is the meaning of the term "multiple access" on an Ethernet network? 9) What happens if two machines, both listening to the cable, simultaneously decide that it is free and try to send a frame? 10) When two NICs send at the same time, describe how a collision is detected and corrected. 11) Describe the trouble that resulted when a classic 10 BaseT network grew larger in size. 12) Explain how a switch functions differently than a hub. 13) Briefly describe how a switch propagates the source address table (SAT). 14) Briefly describe what happens after the source address table (SAT) is created in the switch. 15) Explain why two nodes connected to a switch can send data at the same time without the occurrence of a collision. 16) Briefly explain why fault tolerance can motivate an organization to add more switches. 17) Describe the wiring of a crossover cable in terms of TIA/EIA. 18) When using the Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) to eliminate the problem of accidental bridging loops, what happens if a link or device goes down? 19) How would an administrator configure a switch port directly connected to a PC to not participate in STP? 20) Describe the five steps a technician would take to diagnose a dead port on a switch