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12 June, 17:42

Suppose two hosts, A and B, are connected by a 10 Mbps link. The length of a packet is 12 Kb (Kilobits, i. e., 12 * 103 bits). The length of the link is 40 km. Assume that signals propagate at the speed of light (i. e., the ideal speed of 3 * 108 m/s (meters per second)).

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  1. 12 June, 19:37
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    Answer is provided in the explanation section

    Explanation:

    Given dа ta:

    Bandwidth of link = 10 * 106 bps

    Length of packet = 12 * 103 bits

    Distance of link = 40 * 103m

    Transmission Speed = 3 * 108 meters per second

    Formulas:

    Transmission Delay = data size / bandwidth = (L / B) second

    Propagation Delay = distance/transmission speed = d/s

    Solution:

    Transmission Delay = (12 * 103 bits) / (10 * 106 bps) = 0.0012 s = 1.2 millisecond

    Propagation Delay = (40 * 103 meters) / (3 * 108mps) = 0.000133 = 0.13 millisecond
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