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The IEEE divided the data link layer into which two parts?
 
  A) Major Accessibility Port and Lateral Linking Mode
  B) Integrity Supervision Control and Longitude Control
  C) Gravity Baiting Control and Telemedia Control
  D) Logical Link Control and Media Access Control

Question 2

The IEEE developed Project ________, an implementation specification for the data link layer used by both the OSI and the TCP/IP networking models.
 
  A) 582
  B) 802
  C) 401
  D) BYTE



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

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