Q. What is the main role of network automation in 5G?
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(A) Network automation reduces the battery consumption of 5G devices by eliminating the need for handovers during mobility.
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(B) Network automation eliminates the use of physical antennas by replacing them with fully virtualized cloud-based networks.
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(C) Network automation centralizes the entire network control in a single base station for simplified service management.
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(D) Network automation enables efficient management, configuration, and orchestration of network resources with dynamic service allocation and minimal manual intervention.
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(E) Network automation ensures that all 5G communications operate only on fixed and static frequencies.
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Correct answer: Letter D.
“Network automation enables efficient management, configuration, and orchestration of network resources with dynamic service allocation and minimal manual intervention.”
Q. What is the main role of network automation in 5G?
A) 
“Network automation reduces the battery consumption of 5G devices by eliminating the need for handovers during mobility.”
→ Incorrect. Battery efficiency is not directly related to network automation or handovers.
B) “Network automation eliminates the use of physical antennas by replacing them with fully virtualized cloud-based networks.”
→ Incorrect. Physical infrastructure, like antennas, is still essential in 5G networks.
C) “Network automation centralizes the entire network control in a single base station for simplified service management.”
→ Incorrect. 5G uses distributed and flexible architectures, not centralized control in one base station.
D) 
“Network automation enables efficient management, configuration, and orchestration of network resources with dynamic service allocation and minimal manual intervention.”
→ Correct. This reflects the core role of automation in 5G networks.
E) “Network automation ensures that all 5G communications operate only on fixed and static frequencies.”
→ Incorrect. 5G uses dynamic spectrum allocation, not fixed/static frequencies.