Assume that the BER is 10-4. What is the probability that the 500-bit frame would be...
- Assume that the BER is 10-4.
- What is the probability that the 500-bit frame would be received without an error (5 points)
If Stop-and-wait flow control is used, what is the probability that the station must transmit 3 frames before a positive acknowledgement is issued? Assuming no acknowledgement lost
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a) Probability of single bit error or BER = 10-4
Number if bits in frame = 500
Probability of receiving frame without an error = (1- BER)number of bits in frame
= ( 1- 10-4) 500
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