Why do wireless networks experience such a great reduction in actual throughput compared with their respected with their respective theoretical throughput?

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Stephanie Page · Answer 1 · 2018-01-18T22:39:58+0000

As distance from the Access Point (AP) increases so does interference. This reduces throughput, as will any physical barrier between the AP and client device.

Why do wireless networks experience such a great reduction in actual throughput compared with their respected with their respective theoretical throughput?

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