Token ring LANs have diminished in popularity because:
A) each time a new device is added to the LAN or taken off the LAN, service to all devices on the LAN is disrupted
B) only eight devices are allowed per MSAU, fewer than the thirty devices per segment on the Ethernet LAN
C) both of the above
D) neither of the above

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Token Ring LANs have seen a decline in popularity due to both the disruption caused by adding or removing devices and the limitation on the number of devices per MSAU compared to Ethernet LANs.

Token Ring LANs Have Diminished in Popularity Because