Using the "pathway design" for horizontal cable distribution, how many cable runs are placed to serve 15 individual?

15 cable runs reflects a 1:1 ratio, which does not satisfy the pathway design standard because it provides no capacity for redundancy or future cable additions.

30 cable runs reflects a 2:1 ratio, which is below the minimum 3:1 multiplier required by the pathway design methodology for horizontal distribution.

The pathway design methodology for horizontal cable distribution specifies a ratio of 3 cable runs per individual work area to accommodate present needs and future growth or reconfiguration. Applying this ratio to 15 individuals results in 15 x 3 = 45 total cable runs required for the horizontal distribution pathway.

60 cable runs reflects a 4:1 ratio, which exceeds the standard pathway design multiplier of 3 and would result in unnecessary over-provisioning of pathway infrastructure.