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Nokia BL0-100 Exam - Topic 3 Question 85 Discussion

Posted by Amber on May 28, 2026 at 02:23 PM

Which of the following technologies drive 5G increased throughput capacity? (Choose three.)

Suggested Answer: C, A, B, C

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Billye 1 month ago
I hope I remember all the details!
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Elly 1 month ago
Same here! This question is tricky though.
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Verdell 1 month ago
I feel confident about my picks.
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Billye 2 months ago
So many options, hard to choose!
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Elly 2 months ago
Agreed! Network slicing is also important.
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Verdell 2 months ago
Multi-connectivity is crucial for users.
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Billye 2 months ago
Definitely! Higher spectral efficiency too.
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Elly 2 months ago
I think MU-MIMO and beamforming are key.
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Roselle 2 months ago
I thought network slicing was just for managing traffic, not throughput!
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Lovetta 3 months ago
Multi-connectivity is a game changer for user experience!
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Candra 3 months ago
Wait, can network slicing really boost capacity that much?
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Jillian 3 months ago
Totally agree, higher spectral efficiency is a must!
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Mitsue 3 months ago
MU-MIMO and beamforming are key for 5G!
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Keshia 3 months ago
I recall multi-connectivity being mentioned, but I’m not confident if it’s one of the top three technologies driving 5G throughput.
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Amber 4 months ago
I feel like network slicing was emphasized a lot in our practice questions, so I’m leaning towards that being one of the correct choices.
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Filiberto 4 months ago
I think higher spectral efficiency is definitely one of the answers, but I’m a bit confused about multi-connectivity. Did we cover that in class?
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Staci 4 months ago
I remember studying MU-MIMO and beamforming as key technologies for improving throughput, but I'm not entirely sure about the specifics of network slicing.
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