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lidiya [134]
3 years ago
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Suppose a host has a 1-MB file that is to be sent to another host. The file takes 1 second of CPU time to compress 50%, or 2 sec

onds to compress 60%.
(a) Calculate the bandwidth at which each compression option takes the same total compression + transmission time.
(b) Explain why latency does not affect your answer.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
kozerog [31]3 years ago
5 0

Answer: bandwidth = 0.10 MB/s

Explanation:

Given

Total Time = Compression Time + Transmission Time

Transmission Time = RTT + (1 / Bandwidth) xTransferSize

Transmission Time = RTT + (0.50 MB / Bandwidth)

Transfer Size = 0.50 MB

Total Time = Compression Time + RTT + (0.50 MB /Bandwidth)

Total Time = 1 s + RTT + (0.50 MB / Bandwidth)

Compression Time = 1 sec

Situation B:

Total Time = Compression Time + Transmission Time

Transmission Time = RTT + (1 / Bandwidth) xTransferSize

Transmission Time = RTT + (0.40 MB / Bandwidth)

Transfer Size = 0.40 MB

Total Time = Compression Time + RTT + (0.40 MB /Bandwidth)

Total Time = 2 s + RTT + (0.40 MB / Bandwidth)

Compression Time = 2 sec

Setting the total times equal:

1 s + RTT + (0.50 MB / Bandwidth) = 2 s + RTT + (0.40 MB /Bandwidth)

As the equation is simplified, the RTT term drops out(which will be discussed later):

1 s + (0.50 MB / Bandwidth) = 2 s + (0.40 MB /Bandwidth)

Like terms are collected:

(0.50 MB / Bandwidth) - (0.40 MB / Bandwidth) = 2 s - 1s

0.10 MB / Bandwidth = 1 s

Algebra is applied:

0.10 MB / 1 s = Bandwidth

Simplify:

0.10 MB/s = Bandwidth

The bandwidth, at which the two total times are equivalent, is 0.10 MB/s, or 800 kbps.

(2) . Assume the RTT for the network connection is 200 ms.

For situtation 1:  

Total Time = Compression Time + RTT + (1/Bandwidth) xTransferSize

Total Time = 1 sec + 0.200 sec + (1 / 0.10 MB/s) x 0.50 MB

Total Time = 1.2 sec + 5 sec

Total Time = 6.2 sec

For situation 2:

Total Time = Compression Time + RTT + (1/Bandwidth) xTransferSize

Total Time = 2 sec + 0.200 sec + (1 / 0.10 MB/s) x 0.40 MB

Total Time = 2.2 sec + 4 sec

Total Time = 6.2 sec

Thus, latency is not a factor.

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