21 31 Assume that the source, interim and final destination computers have agreed upon the default maximum frame size allowed by traditional Ethernet, which is 1492 bytes, and that all of them use 8-bit ASCII code. Assume Ethernet header size is 26 bytes. Assume that the HTTP header is 10 bytes, TCP header size is 160 bits, and IP header size is 160 bits. Also, assume that the user wishes to transmit a total of 141,600 bytes. Based on the above information, the number of packets transmitted would be: O a. 25 O b. 50 O c. 75 O d. 100 O e 120 22 31 Select only one (best) choice. a. Based on the definition of Transmission Efficiency (T.E.) discussed in class, the T.E. of a protocol accounts for transmission errors. ob. Throughput of a protocol always increases as the number of information bits in a frame increases. oc. At OSU, we use fiber-optic cables to feed power to Wireless Access Points, IP Phones, and Cameras. O d. As per a conservative estimate done by the guest speaker, at OSU, we have over 2,000 miles of network copper cables, and over 3,000 miles of fiber optic cables. e. a, and care true