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Why is inter-cell handoff required?

(a) To support spectrum mobility in time domain

(b) To support spectrum mobility in frequency domain

(c) To support spectrum mobility in the phase domain

(d) To support spectrum mobility in space domain

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Correct choice is (d) To support spectrum mobility in space domain

To explain: When xG users move from one cell to another, the available spectrum bands change. This demands the development of inter-cell handoff. It also demands continuous allocation of spectrum.

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