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Consider an ethernet of distance between 2 peers is 500 meters

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Consider an ethernet of distance between 2 peers is 500 meters. Is it possible to increase the length of this ethernet to multiple segments, if a repeater is added at end of each segment to connect to another segment?

  1.   Yes
  2.   No
  3.   Can’t say
  4.   Yes only if repeater can have sufficient signal strength.
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