Question: In the context of Telecommunication Management, what is the primary purpose of a Managed Object (MO) in relation to a Network Resource?
Option 1: To amplify and transmit RF carriers between base stations and mobile areas.
Option 2: To establish name bindings for containment associations in object models.
Option 3: To encapsulate the manageable characteristics and behavior of a particular Network Resource.
Option 4: To provide a physical representation of the telecommunications network infrastructure.
Explanation: A Managed Object (MO) is designed to encapsulate the key aspects of a Network Resource that are subject to management, including its characteristics (attributes) and behaviors (operations). This allows for effective monitoring, configuration, and control of the network resource. Option 3 correctly captures this essence, making it the right choice. Options 1, 2, and 4 either describe unrelated functions, specific implementation details, or misconstrue the MO's role, respectively.