A civic exam hall needs many concurrent clients with carefully controlled CCI. Which high-density pattern best fits?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Packed exam seats need lots of small cells, not one fat channel. More APs on tidy 20 MHz reuse beats one 160 MHz circus tent.
Full Explanation
High-density event and exam designs favor narrower channels (often 20 MHz) and higher AP counts with planned reuse so spatial capacity rises under controlled CCI. A single wide-channel AP or max-power omni cannot serve concurrent client density; disabling 5 GHz removes the band best suited for capacity.