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During a routine network maintenance check, a technician uses a wire map tester to evaluate the integrity of Ethernet cables in the office. One of the cables tested shows a problem with "incorrect pin$-$out$/$incorrect termination." The technician needs to identify the most likely cause of this issue.

What is the most likely cause of the "incorrect pin$-$out$/$incorrect termination" issue detected by the wire map tester?

The cable is too long, exceeding the maximum length for reliable data transmission.

The cable has been cut, causing a physical break.

The conductors at one or both ends of the cable are wired into the wrong terminals.

The cable is experiencing electromagnetic interference from nearby power lines.

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