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Too many packets present in (a part of) the network causes packet delay and loss that degrades performance. This situation is referred to a…

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Too many packets present in (a part of) the network causes packet delay and loss that degrades performance. This situation is referred to as ______.

  • Athrottling
  • Bchocking
  • Ccongestion
  • Dcollapse
Correct answer: C

Explanation

When too many packets are present in the network, packet delay and loss increase and performance degrades. This situation is called congestion.

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