Which of the following best describes the difference between bandwidth and throughput? - Bandwidth refers to packet size and throughput refers to latency. - Bandwidth is a theoretical maximum while throughput is the actual achieved data rate. - Throughput is measured in Hz while bandwidth is measured in bps. - Bandwidth is affected by latency while throughput is not.

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