Subject
Computer Science
Topic
Computer Fundamental
If a 1000-bit frame is transmitted over a 100 kbps link, ignoring other delays, what is the transmission delay?
If a 1000-bit frame is transmitted over a 100 kbps link, ignoring other delays, what is the transmission delay?
a)
1 msb)
100 msc)
0.1 msd)
10 msExplanation
Transmission delay = 1000 bits / 100,000 bits per second = 0.01 second = 10 ms.Related questions
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