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To determine the theoretical highest data rate for a noisy channel we use the Shannon capacity formula.

$\text{Capacity=BW*$\log_2$(1+SNR)}$

where; 1) BW=Bandwidth of the channel

             2) SNR= signal to noise ratio

             3) Capacity= Capacity of the channel in bit per second

$\therefore \text{Capacity=6*$\log_2$(1+16)}$

$\text{Capacity=6*$\log_2$(17) $\approx$24.74 kbps}$

So option $D$ is correct here.
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