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    Synchronous Time Division Multiplexing Is Inefficient Because a Time Slot
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Synchronous Time Division Multiplexing Is Inefficient Because a Time Slot

Question 52

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Synchronous time division multiplexing is inefficient because a time slot must be reserved even if there is no data to transmit in that time slot.

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