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Host A is connected to Host B through a 100 Mbps link which has a propagation speed of 3 * 108 m/s, and the two hosts are 30 km apart. Assuming the network is not busy so that there are no processing or queueing delays, what is the end-to-end delay to send a 100 bit packet from Host A to Host B? (NOTE: Express your answer in milliseconds, i.e. msec and please show work.

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