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Notice that the plus sign changes to a minus (-) sign. What type of frame is displayed? _159 bytes 1272 bits_ 0x806______________________________. e. The last two lines displayed in the middle section provide information about the data field of the frame. Notice that the data contains the source and destination IPv4 address information. What…

store larger values in its memory cells. The disadvantage is that there would be fewer cells available. 2. This question asks how many bits are needed in the MAR with the following numbers a. 1 million bytes = 20 bits b. 10 million bytes = 24 bits c. 100 million bytes = 27 bits d. 1 billion bytes = 30 bits 3. 640 kb would be 655,360 memory cells. A 512MB would contain 536,870,912 memory cells. A 2GB would contain 2,097,152,000 memory cells 4. ROM is read only information. This information is…

on the lock screen for the iPhone or a Samsung smartphone device, used in digital calendars. Boolean A data type which has two values intended to represent the truth values of logic and Boolean algebra. • Used in True/False statements. Single A 4-byte data type which includes a floating point up to a definite amount. It holds up to 7 digits. • Shouldn’t be used for currency as the decimals will represent a lower number and it isn’t exactly a big number. • Used as a number up to 7 digits. If…

To start, let’s take a look at some commonly confused terminology in the language services field: 1. Translation versus Interpreting Translation is the process of converting written text from one language into another language. Interpreting is orally translating one language into another. The Main Difference: Translation Is Written While Interpretation Is Oral. 2. Translation versus Transcription While translation is the process of converting written text between languages, transcription is…

e) Size of the message retrieved id 107 bytes. determined as follows:- Size (message) =number of characters in the message User is asked to send message of this size. Simulation has been done in CloudSim3.0. Shares of file have been constructed in datacenter and these shares have been sent to hosts (servers) available in that datacenter. Ids of hosts (servers) and name of files which contain shares of file are sent to the user. Either, these ids and file names are sent to one client…

The Distributed Network Protocol version 3.3 or the DNP 3.3 is a protocol used in the telecommunication between the master station, RTU’s (Remote Telemetry Units) and other Intelligent electronic devices. The DNP 3.0 was introduced to communicate between systems in the electric utility, waste and water, oil and gas and security industries(Clarke, Reynders, & Wright, 2004). Created by Harris controls division for the use in electrical utility industry, the DNP 3.0 was available for the third…

couple of hundred dollars fraction of that times price with much more sophisticated technology. an other example,In 1956 a3.75 megabyte memory card costed about $34 500 and in 1966 a 29.176 mega byte memory costed around $30 555 and so on , now you can get a 2 terabyte that means a 2 000 000 mega byte memory card for $120.…

In regard to your answer to part a, approximate how much of an improved (in seconds or milliseconds) packet delay variation the better scenario has. .002sec 1. For the network under analysis in this lab, what effect did implementing silent suppression have on the data traffic? Why? After analyzing the graphs with and without silence suppression it’s clear that silence suppression significantly improves network functions while transmitting data. Silence suppression saves on bandwidth by…

Personally experiencing a full up-front version of virtual reality with you immersed inside as the star player, is the 'in-thing' in modern digital technology right now. Immersing yourself in 3-D 'what if' scenarios, ideally of your own creation - the early versions of the ultimate in Star Trek holodeck simulations - is the name of the virtual reality game. Of course you already experience virtual reality 24/7/52. Anything and everything you experience is courtesy of your sensory apparatus, your…

Cost Accounting Cost accounting refers to the internal financial system to track expenditures and costs within an organization. Such a system guide managers and decision-makers in their actions as they show the profit or loss of the organization within a specific period of time. Traditional accounting process considers only direct cost related to the product and skips many environmental and hidden costs. For example, if toxic materials are emitted during the development of a product, then it…