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The Network layer works with which of the following:
A.) Globules
B.) Bits
C.) Packets
D.) Segments
E.) Frames
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Answer / guest
Answer: C
Physical - bits
Datalink - frames
Network - packets
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Answer / haja bahurudeen m
Answer : C
L1 - Bts
L2 - Frame
L3 - Packet
L4 - Segment
L5,L6,L7 - Data
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Answer / sam
physical layer -from transfer raw bits to data link layer
data link layer- getting bits and convert frame then send to
network layer
network layer- receiving frame and convert packet after send
to l4
l4 - receiving a frame and convert segment and transfer l5
l5,l6,l7-receiving segment and convert data after give to user
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