What are two purposes for segmenting a network with a
bridge? (Choose two)
A. to reduce collisions
B. to increase collisions
C. to add collision domains
D. to reduce collision domains
E. to have more broadcast domains
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Answer / branden
B.,C. Bridges break up collision domains, which would
increase the number of collisions domains in a network and
also make smaller collision domains.
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