Which of the following Internet connection types would be MOST susceptible to interference from weather? (Select TWO).

Dial-up uses the existing copper public switched telephone network, which is largely protected infrastructure and not significantly impacted by weather.

Line-of-sight wireless links (such as fixed microwave or fixed wireless broadband) require an unobstructed path between antennas; precipitation, fog, and wind-blown objects can attenuate or block the signal.

Satellite signals must pass through the full depth of the atmosphere twice (up and down), making them highly susceptible to rain fade and atmospheric absorption, especially at higher frequencies such as Ku-band.

Cable uses coaxial cable in buried or protected conduits, which is not meaningfully affected by weather conditions.

DSL also travels over copper telephone wiring in protected conduits and is not materially susceptible to weather interference.