Which of the following best explains how messages are typically transmitted over the Internet? The message is broken into packets that are transmitted in a specified order. Each packet must be received in the order it was sent for the message to be correctly reassembled by the recipient’s device. The message is broken into packets that are transmitted in a specified order. Each packet must be received in the order it was sent for the message to be correctly reassembled by the recipient’s device. A The message is broken into packets. The packets can be received in any order and still be reassembled by the recipient’s device. The message is broken into packets. The packets can be received in any order and still be reassembled by the recipient’s device. B The message is broken into two packets. One packet contains the data to be transmitted and the other packet contains metadata for routing the data to the recipient’s device. The message is broken into two packets. One packet contains the data to be transmitted and the other packet contains metadata for routing the data to the recipient’s device. C The message is transmitted as a single file and received in whole by the recipient’s device.