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Compare the concept of the number of bits that constitute the data portion of the packet and the number of bits that constitute the address portion of the packet.
'NB' the address is overhead and impacts on transmission rates.

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by - MojoThunder - on November 9th, 2009
no ... i refuse to add to the laziness of today's students by doing their homework for them
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Compare the concept of the number of bits that constitute the data portion of the packet and the number of bits that constitute the address portion of the packet.
'NB' the address is overhead and impacts on transmission rates.

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