Final answer:

This answer explains the approximate speeds

that a subscriber might experience with

different access networks.

Explanation:

The approximate speeds that a subscriber

might experience with different access

networks are:

Ethernet: Wired, with speeds up to $100\text{'}$s

Gbps per link.

$802\mathrm{.}11$ Wifi: Wireless, with speeds up to

$10\text{'}$s to $100\text{'}$s of Mbps per device.

Cable Access network: Wired, with speeds

up to $10\text{'}$s to $100\text{'}$s of Mbps downstream

per user.

Digital subscriber Line $($DSL$)$: Wired, with

speeds up to $10\text{'}$s of Mbps downstream per

user.

$4$G Cellular LTE: Wireless, with speeds up

to $10\text{'}$s Mbps per device.