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Reusing frequencies in a cellular pattern (compared to “one big cell”):()

A.Increases channel utilization, cost ,and interference

B.Increases capacity and cost, but decreases interference

C.Increases capacity, but decreases cost and interference

D.Increases capacity, cost, and interference

E.Increases channel utilization and cost, but decreases interference

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