Baud rate in equal to bit rate
Baud rate is always smaller than the bit rate
Baud rate is always higher than the bit rate
All of the above E. None of the above
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The correct answer is: B. Baud rate is always smaller than the bit rate.
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baud rate is the number of times per second that a signal changes state. The bit rate is the number of bits transmitted per second. In digital data transmission, each bit is represented by a change in state of the signal. Therefore, the baud rate is always smaller than the bit rate.
For example, if a signal is transmitted at 100 baud, and each bit is represented by a change in state of the signal, then the bit rate is 100 bits per second.
Option A is incorrect because the baud rate is not always equal to the bit rate.
Option C is incorrect because the baud rate is not always higher than the bit rate.
Option D is incorrect because only option B is correct.
Option E is incorrect because option B is correct.