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Arii_bell

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A significant difference between TCP/IP and OSI is that:
 
  A) several of the protocols associated with TCP/IP are relatively independent of the layer that they are generally associated with whereas, with OSI, protocol functions are dependent to the layer they are associated with
  B) several of the protocols associated with OSI are relatively independent of the layer that they are generally associated with whereas, with TCP/IP protocol functions are dependent to the layer they are associated with
  C) both A and B
  D) neither A nor B

Question 2

Clouds can never be private.
 
  Indicate whether the statement is true or false



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

FALSE



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