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Ethernet
An Ethernet (this is a simplex network - not a full duplex network)
operating at 10 Mbps was observed for 10 minutes. During that period, 150 million
bytes were transmitted on the local area network; 120 million bytes were original data
bytes and 30 million bytes were overhead and control bytes.
(a) What was the channel utilization during the observation period?
(b) What was the channel efficiency during the observation period?
(c) What was the link-layer protocol efficiency during the observation period?
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