What are the differences between the following types of wireless channel impairments: path loss, multipath propagation, interference from other sources? How will a network engineer deal with each of these types of channel impairements?

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Fundamentals of WAN

A collection of networks and/or local area networks (LAN) which communicate with each other is called a wide area network (WAN). A telecommunication network is extended over the geographical area for the basic computer network purpose (by connecting all smaller networks). From any part of the world, WAN allows communication and sharing the data between devices.