When packets are routed on the Internet, the route for a particular packet is not pre-determined. Instead, the next hop is decided by each router along the way. How does that increase the fault tolerance of routing on the Internet?
Choose 1
Choose 1

(Choice A)
Each router can pick a connection that's closest to the destination.

(Choice B)
Each router can pick a connection that's currently working and available.

(Choice C)
Each router can decide to pick a connection that has higher bandwidth.

(Choice D)
Each router can decide whether to discard the packet.