Answer:
B)because otherwise the packets will bounce back and forth from end to end repeatedly
Explanation:
Bus topology can be regarded as a kind of topology for a Local Area Network, it is one that has it's nodes connected to a single cable(backbone) and any break in the so called backbone, there will be failure in the entire segment. However a Terminator is usually attached to the end-points of a bus network so that the signal is absorbed by the Terminator and as a result of this the signal will not reflect back down the line. If there is no Terminator there would be bouncing back and forth of packet in an endless loop.It should be noted that a bus topology require a terminator because otherwise the packets will bounce back and forth from end to end repeatedly
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Answer:
B. TCP ensures messages can be reliably transmitted across the Internet.
D. TCP must account for the fact that packets may not arrive at a destination computer in the intended order
Explanation:
TCP or transmission control protocol is a connection oriented protocol that divides a packet to segments, and reliably sends them to their destination.
TCP is a layer 4 (transport layer) protocol in the OSI network model. Its packets data unit, PDU, is called segment.
For TCP connection to be successful, a three way handshake must be established between the client and server.
When a connection is established, tcp sends the packets in sequenced segments to the destination through various routes, the source receives acknowledgement for segments received by the destination and the source resend segment that were lost. In the destination, the TCP arranges the segments to its proper sequence.
