Which two channels are responsible for initiating mobile calls?

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The correct answer is D. FCC and RCC.

The FCC (Frequency Control Channel) is a control channel used to establish and maintain communication between a mobile phone and a base station. The RCC (Routing Control Channel) is a control channel used to route calls between mobile phones and the public switched telephone network (PSTN).

The FVC (Forward Voice Channel) is a voice channel used to carry voice traffic between a mobile phone and a base station. The RVC (Reverse Voice Channel) is a voice channel used to carry voice traffic between a base station and a mobile phone.

The FCC and RCC are responsible for initiating mobile calls because they are the channels that are used to establish communication between a mobile phone and a base station. The FVC and RVC are responsible for carrying voice traffic between a mobile phone and a base station, but they are not responsible for initiating calls.

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