(ISC)2 Certified in Cybersecurity Practice Exam

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What is the typical range for a Bluetooth network?

30 FT / 10 meters
25 FT / 8 meters
10 FT / 2 meters
Unlimited

The correct answer is: 30 FT / 10 meters

The typical range for a Bluetooth network is approximately 30 feet, or 10 meters. This range can vary based on environmental factors like obstacles and interference from other wireless devices. Bluetooth technology is designed to provide short-range wireless communication, making it ideal for connecting devices like headphones, speakers, and smartphones over relatively short distances. As devices are designed to operate effectively within this range, most applications do not require connections beyond this distance. Therefore, while other options provide lower distances or suggest an unrealistic range like unlimited, the correct choice reflects the standard range achieved under ideal conditions for Bluetooth communication.