alleryStart learning →A long message travels over a network. How does it usually arrive?
AOnly as sound waves
BAlways as one single unit
CAs one printed letter
DAs packets, then rejoined
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. As packets, then rejoined
A longer message is fragmented into packets and reassembled when they arrive.
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