?____ takes care of the transport between machines. But it is unreliable, and there is no guarantee that any given packet will arrive unscathed.
A. ?TCP
B. ?IP
C. ?ARP
D. ?RIP
Answer: B
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PERT/CPM is considered to be a ____ technique.
A: side-to-side B: parallel task C: bottom-up D: top-down