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QUESTION 11 LAN host A has payload data 1000110101 to send to LAN host B. After using CRC with the divisor 1000111, host A finds a remainder equal to Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field. QUESTION 12 LAN host A has payload data 1000110111 to send to LAN host B. After using CRC with the divisor 1001001, host A finds a remainder equal to Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field QUESTION 13 LAN host A receives LL frame 1000110011100000 from LAN host 8. After using CRC with the divisor 1000101, host A finds a remainder equal to Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field. QUESTION 16 LAN host A receives LL. frame 1000101111101000 from LAN host B. After using CRC with the divisor 1000001, host A finds a remainder equal to Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field 

          QUESTION 11
LAN host A has payload data 1000110101 to send to LAN host B. After using CRC with the divisor 1000111, host A finds a remainder equal to
Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field.
QUESTION 12
LAN host A has payload data 1000110111 to send to LAN host B. After using CRC with the divisor 1001001, host A finds a remainder equal to
Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field
QUESTION 13
LAN host A receives LL frame 1000110011100000 from LAN host 8. After using CRC with the divisor 1000101, host A finds a remainder equal to
Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field.
QUESTION 16
LAN host A receives LL. frame 1000101111101000 from LAN host B. After using CRC with the divisor 1000001, host A finds a remainder equal to
Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field
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QUESTION 11 LAN host A has payload data 1000110101 to send to LAN host B. After using CRC with the divisor 1000111, host A finds a remainder equal to Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field. QUESTION 12 LAN host A has payload data 1000110111 to send to LAN host B. After using CRC with the divisor 1001001, host A finds a remainder equal to Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field QUESTION 13 LAN host A receives LL frame 1000110011100000 from LAN host 8. After using CRC with the divisor 1000101, host A finds a remainder equal to Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field. QUESTION 16 LAN host A receives LL. frame 1000101111101000 from LAN host B. After using CRC with the divisor 1000001, host A finds a remainder equal to Report your answer with the number of bits that fit in the FCS field

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00:01 Quickly, this is an mcq question and they ask on which network is computer 2.
00:07 So when we talk about the computer 2 network, the computer 2 with ip address, we can say ip address is 10 .1 .1.
00:19 205 is not present is not present on either network on either network a which is 10 .0 .0 .0 divided by 24 or network c, which is 172 .16 .1 .0 divided by 24 as mentioned in scenario as mentioned in scenario.
01:00 So the given ip address falls within the address place of network a but there is no information about any computer or device having that ip address on network a.
01:10 Additionally, when we talk about network c, ip address space and computer 2's ip address does not belong to this network...
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