A client wants to connect an external keyboard to an Android tablet. Which of the following connection types are appropriate for this task? (Choose two.)

The correct answer is D. USB-C F. Bluetooth. Android tablets commonly support two external keyboard connection methods: USB-C (wired) and Bluetooth (wireless). USB-C is the standard charging and data port on modern Android tablets and supports HID (Human Interface Device) keyboards directly. Bluetooth is universally support

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Options

ADVI
BInfrared
CLightning
DUSB-C
EPS/2
FBluetooth

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B
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C
2% (1)
D
95% (39)

Explanation

Android tablets commonly support two external keyboard connection methods: USB-C (wired) and Bluetooth (wireless). USB-C is the standard charging and data port on modern Android tablets and supports HID (Human Interface Device) keyboards directly. Bluetooth is universally supported on Android tablets for wireless peripherals including keyboards. DVI (A) is a video output standard. Infrared (B) is used for remote controls and is not a standard keyboard interface. Lightning (C) is Apple's proprietary connector used on iPhones and older iPads - not Android devices. PS/2 (E) is a legacy desktop connector requiring a dedicated port not present on tablets.

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