Different links can transmit data at different rates. The transmission rate of a link, or commonly called the "speed" of a link, is typically measured in

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bits$/$second

megabytes$/$dollar

meters$/$second

Question $5$

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The core of the Internet is built upon the idea of a packet switched network of computers. Each packet is independently forwarded at each router. Hence, packets from the same source address to the same destination address can take different routes.

True

False