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The increased focus on fifth generation (5G) technology standard for cellular mobile communications over 4G or 3G seems justified because of which of the following advantages?
1. It has potential to improve the quality of telemedicine and digital education.
2. It offers extremely high latency as compared to 4G and 3G.
3. It has enabled the usage of analog cell phones or 'Brick phones' for the first time.
4. While it does not support a virtual private network (VPN), it is the first technology to support LTE (Long Term Evolution)
Answer: A
The justified advantage is 1 only.
5G's high data rates, very low latency and capacity for many connected devices make it suitable for telemedicine, remote education and similar services, so statement 1 is right.
The others are wrong. 5G offers extremely low latency, not high latency. Analog 'brick' phones belong to the first generation (1G) of the 1980s. And LTE is a 4G standard that came before 5G; 5G does support VPNs.
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