Is the following description correct? Triple Play refers to the simultaneous provision of multiple different service access methods on one subscriber line.

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Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  82% (32)
• B
  18% (7)

Explanation

A is correct because Triple Play is indeed defined as the simultaneous delivery of three distinct services - typically voice (telephony), video (TV/streaming), and data (internet) - over a single subscriber line or broadband connection. The word "multiple different service access methods" accurately captures this bundling of distinct service types over one physical connection.

B is incorrect because the description is technically accurate, not false. Triple Play is a well-established telecommunications industry term that precisely means combining multiple service types (not just multiple instances of the same service) on one line.

Memory tip: Think of sports - a "Triple Play" in baseball retires three players in one continuous action. In telecom, it similarly delivers three services (voice, video, data) in one continuous connection. Some providers offer "Quad Play" by adding mobile service, which reinforces that the "triple" refers to three distinct service types.

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