Compared with optical fibers, twisted pairs:
A) Have a larger bandwidth
B) Better protect data in transit
C) Have higher interference
D) Have lower attenuation
E) Have a higher segment length

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Twisted pairs have higher interference compared to optical fibers because they are more susceptible to electromagnetic interference and crosstalk, which can degrade signal quality over distances. Optical fibers, on the other hand, use light to transmit data and are less susceptible to such interferences.

Compared with Optical Fibers, Twisted Pairs