Which of the following defines network latency? The time from the start of the t

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Which of the following defines network latency? The time from the start of the transmission to the end of the receipt of the transmission The time from the end of the send of the transmission to the beginning of the receipt of the transmission The time from the start of the transmission to the beginning of the receipt of the transmission The time from the end of the send of the transmission to the end of the receipt of the transmission Which of the following are true about UDP Variable size Guaranteed Delivery Guaranteed Send Order Bandwidth Efficient Which of the following are benefits of a micro kernel ? Easier to Maintain Efficient Execution Dynamic Code Mature Code Interposes communication in distributed systems can warrant multicast in which of the following cases when messages require guaranteed delivery when multiple event are to be delivered to multiple recipients when messages require send order when a single message is to be delivered to multiple r

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1. A

Network latency is a declaration of how much time it takes for a packet of information to get from one assigned point to another.In a few conditions (for instance AT&T) latency is measured by sending a packet that is returned to the sender the round-trip time is viewed as the latency

2. B

4. A

5. A

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