Multiple choice general knowledge science & technology

What is Daisy chaining?

  1. Extension of a USB port

  2. Stringing devices together in a series (such as SCSI).

  3. Dual Modem

  4. Chain of bits that are redundant.
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Explanation

Daisy chaining refers to connecting devices in a series where each device connects to the next, common in SCSI interfaces. It's not specifically about USB extension, dual modems, or redundant bit chains. The series connection pattern is the defining characteristic.

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