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Assume the data link protocol used by NDAS has the following associated characteristics: An 8-bit ASCII code is used. Each frame has a size (length) of 11936 bits. A half-duplex circuit with a speed of 1 million bits per second is used for transmission. There is a 30-millisecond turnaround time on the half-duplex circuit. Each frame contains 20 overhead (non-user-data) bytes. Assume that the probability of a frame requiring retransmission due to error in transmission is 1 percent. A millisecond is one-thousandth of a second. Also, 8 bits = 1 character = 1 byte. Use the formula provided by American National Standards Institute (ANSI) to calculate throughput (i. e., transmission rate of information bits (TRIB) is as follows: Refer to class discussions for formula. Questions: Please provide your answers in the following format. You are welcome to copy/paste the following into your answer sheet, and then fill in the blanks by underlining your answers.
a) Fill in the blanks:
K= bits per byte;
M= bytes;
C= overhead bytes;
P=
R= bytes per second;
T= seconds
b) When expressed in "bits per second": TRIB =
c) When expressed in "million bits per second": TRIR=

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