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| Left column | Right column | |
|---|---|---|
| 1compression saves bandwidth | ACompression reduces the number of bits in a file. Fewer bits use less bandwidth, not more. | |
| 2bandwidth | BBandwidth is shared between users. A compressed file uses less of it and leaves more for others, reducing congestion. | |
| 3A video is compressed before streaming, so fewer bits are sent and it plays smoothly without buffering | Csend(compress(file)) | |
| 4Compressing files before sending them means less congestion because many users share the same network | DThe amount of data that can be sent over a network connection in a given time, shared between all the users. | |
| 5Compression makes a file bigger, so it needs more bandwidth to send | Estream(compress(video)) | |
| 6Only one user can use the bandwidth, so compression has no effect on other users | FA compressed file has fewer bits to send, so it uses less of the shared network bandwidth. |
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compression saves bandwidth — A compressed file has fewer bits to send, so it uses less of the shared network bandwidth. This eases congestion and helps video and audio stream smoothly.A compressed file has fewer bits to sendBandwidth is shared between network usersLess data sent means less congestionStreaming video and audio use compression
so they play without bufferingA compressed file uses less bandwidth