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TCP is a reliable protocol. Verification of the data (to an extent) is performed. UDP is an unreliable protocol. It's a "fire and forget" protocol. Since the verification ( packet counts, checksums ) isn't being done, the application[s] have to do it.
The root directory, or root folder, is the top-level directory of a file system.
False u would figure out yourself if it's good or bad
Solution:
Users of an access point share the transmission capacity of the access point. The throughput a user gets is called the bits per seconds.
Thus this is the required answer.
