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Not necessarily.

Sending 3 files at the same time is not any faster than sending the same 3 files one at a time. The network pipe can still only send one bit at a time, not 3. The benefit you get from sending multiple files at the same time is limited to the amount of time it takes to send and receive FTP protocol data for each file, not the file data you're sending. This including starting the FTP session, authentication, navigation, file transfer commands, file framing data, acknowledgments, ...

Since, in both test cases, you're sending the exact same file data, the timings of sending the actual file data cancel each other out. It may indeed be faster, but you're not going to see a result of sending 3 files at the same time takes 33% of the time of sending one at a time.
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