For a 55Mbits/sec channel with 83ms propagation delay, what is the channel utilization when sending 57KByte frames if Stop-and-Wait is used? (round the final answer to 2 decimal points)
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A channel has a bit rate of 15kbps and a propagation delay of 20ms. For what value of frame size does stop-and-wait protocol give an efficiency of 25 percent? Any help is highly appreciated.
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