Select ALL the correct answers. Note that incorrect answers are penalised with a $-10\%.$ Question $1$Answer a$.$ The Internet Engineering Task Force $($IETF$)$ organises the Regional Internet Registries $($RIRs$)$ b$.$ An Internet eXchange Points $($IXPs$)$ is an standard from the Internet Engineering Task Force $($IETF$)$ c$.$ Internet eXchange Points $($IXPs$)$ help reduce latency by avoiding long traffic detours $($also known as tromboning$)$ d$.$ Many critical Internet protocols $($eg$,$ IPv$4,$ UDP, TCP$)$ are standardised in the Internet Engineering Task Force $($IETF$)$ e$.$ Internet eXchange Points $($IXPs$)$ are protocols standardised by the Internet Engineering Task Force $($IETF$)$ f$.$ Internet Engineering Task Force $($IETF$)$ interconnects Autonomous Systems $($ASes$)$ g$.$ Autonomous Systems $($ASes$)$ use peering connections to interconnect at Internet eXchange Points $($IXPs$)$ h$.$ The Internet Engineering Task Force $($IETF$)$ allocates IP space to Regional Internet Registries $($RIRs$)$ such as RIPE i$.$ An Autonomous System $($AS$)$ is a type of critical infrastructure that connects multiple Internet eXchange Points $($IXPs$)$ j$.$ Internet Engineering Task Force $($IETF$)$ interconnects Internet eXchange Points $($IXPs$)$