What is the least number of bits you would need to borrow from the network portion of a Class B subnet mask to get at least 130 hosts per subnet? a. None b. Eight c. Nine d. Ten
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255.0.0, which means there are 16 bits available for host addresses. We need to find the least number of bits we can borrow from the network portion to get at least 130 hosts per subnet. To calculate the number of hosts per subnet, we use the formula: Number of Show more…
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