DSL uses the same unshielded twisted pair cabling that phone companies installed for telephone service, while cable modem service uses the shielded coaxial cabling that cable companies installed for television service. Which of the following correctly describes the difference between DSL and cable Internet service?

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Phone wires from everyone's house in a neighborhood get grouped together in trunk lines, so each house has even higher capacity.

The phone company's cables are immune from crosstalk interference.

The cable company ran separate cables to each person's house, so cable customers have QoS guarantees.

Coaxial cabling is resistant to interference, so higher bit rates are possible over a wide bandwidth.