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The IEEE 802.3 specs are available free for download from IEEE.

If you read them you will discover that 10baseT ethernet was designed to operate in the same cable with existing analog phone lines.

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Yup 10BaseT and 16mz Token Ring will both work on Cat3
It is 100BaseT and beyond that starts using the capabilities of Cat5


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