3. Packets traversing the Internet always take the path ___________________ a) with the fastest route possible b) with the shortest route possible c) about which the speed or distance no guarantees can be given
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Packets are sent through various routers and networks, and the path they take can vary based on several factors, including network congestion, routing protocols, and the current state of the network. Show more…
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