Why is it not necessary to specify the baud rate to be equal to the number of bits per second?
A. Because each bit is preceded by a start bit & followed by one stop bit
B. Because each byte is preceded by a start byte & followed by one stop byte
C. Because each byte is preceded by a start bit & followed by one stop bit
D. Because each bit is preceded by a start byte &followed by one stop byte
Answer:C
Why is it not necessary to specify the baud rate to be equal to the number of bits per second?
A. Because each bit is preceded by a start bit & followed by one stop bit B. Because each byte is preceded by a start byte & followed by one stop byte C. Because each byte is preceded by a start bit & followed by one stop bit D. Because each bit is preceded by a start byte &followed by one stop byte