The amount of data that is actually transferred under real-life conditions is called _____.
A)interplay data
B)jitter
C)latency
D)throughput

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Throughput refers to the amount of data that is actually transferred over a network or processed by a system in a given amount of time, under real-life conditions. It takes into account all factors that might affect performance, unlike theoretical maximum speeds.

The Amount of Data That Is Actually Transferred Under Real-Life