**The answer 6.34 is incorrect by the way. Had a classmate submit theirs and it is wrong!

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The MTU on 1 GbE can be set as high as 9000 bytes using so-called "jumbo frames" at the data link layer. However, many 1 GbE interfaces still use MTUS of 1500. Let f be the number of bytes that need to be sent at the data link layer in a UDP transfer of a very large file with N bytes using an MTU of 1500 bytes, and let F be the number of bytes that would need to be sent if the same transfer were to happen using an MTU of 9600 bytes. Enter the value of f/F for very large N as a decimal number with exactly two digits after the decimal point (using rounding to the nearest value). You may assume that the other parameters stay the same between the two MTUS: UDP header size: 8 bytes IP header size: 20 bytes Ethernet header size: 18 bytes Answer: 6.34