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Answer:
101.1
Explanation:
Keep in mind that octal has 8 numbers
Step 1: Split your number in 2 parts (integer part and decimal part):
- integer part 65
- decimal part 0.125
Step 2: Convert the decimal part. For this step you need to multiply your decimal part and 8 (8 correspond the octal base) and get the integer part until you need it:
0.125 * 8 = 1
So your decimal part correspond to number 1 in octal = (1)8
Step 3: Convert integer part: for this step you need to divide your integer part by 8 until you can and get the remainder
65 / 8 = 8 remainder 1
8 / 8 = 1 remainder 0
1 / 8 = 0 remainder 1
Step 4: join the remainders from bottom to top and get the integer part
101
Step 5: join the integer part and the decimal part to get the octal convertion
101.1
When the network stack translates an IP address (network address) to a MAC address (data link address) it sends a broadcast using ARP to all devices on the subnet asking who has the specified IP address. The device with that IP address will then respond with it's MAC address to the ARP message's source.
With this in mind the answer to your question would either be broadcast or ARP request depending on what you have been learning in class.
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