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Side panel 3 2There are 2 unread conversations 92.ITSE5336.2603.31 14 December - 20 December Final Exam Final Exam Question 7 Not yet answered Flag question Question text Consider how two machines in a distributed system behave. Both have clocks that should be ticking at 800 times per millisecond. One of them does, but the other just ticks once every 760 milliseconds. What is the maximum clock skew that can occur if UTC updates are received once per minute? Question 7Answer a. The maximum clock skew that can occur if UTC updates are received once per minute = 0.04 x 60 sec, or 2400 msec b. None of these c. The maximum clock skew that can occur if UTC updates are received once per minute = 0.03 x 60 sec, or 1800 msec d. The maximum clock skew that can occur if UTC updates are received once per minute = 0.02 x 60 sec, or 1200 msec e. The maximum clock skew that can occur if UTC updates are received once per minute = 0.05 x 60 sec, or 3000 msec

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Consider how two machines in a distributed system behave. Both have clocks that should be ticking at 800 times per millisecond. One of them does, but the other just ticks once every 760 milliseconds. What is the maximum clock skew that can occur if UTC updates are received once per minute?
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a.
The maximum clock skew that can occur if UTC updates are received once per minute = 0.04 x 60 sec, or 2400 msec
b.
None of these
c.
The maximum clock skew that can occur if UTC updates are received once per minute = 0.03 x 60 sec, or 1800 msec
d.
The maximum clock skew that can occur if UTC updates are received once per minute = 0.02 x 60 sec, or 1200 msec
e.
The maximum clock skew that can occur if UTC updates are received once per minute = 0.05 x 60 sec, or 3000 msec

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