A reliability of exactly 1.0 means the network or device is reliable 1 percent of the time.?

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)

False

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Which statement accurately describes the function of a query?

A) Queries manipulate data stored in tables, displaying only those records which match the query's criteria B) Queries manipulate data stored in tables, hiding only those records which match the query's criteria C) Queries delete data stored in tables, displaying only those records which match the query's criteria D) Queries edit data stored in tables, displaying only those records which match the query's criteria

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A scheme for implementing at-most-once reliable message delivery uses synchronized clocks to reject duplicate messages. Processes place their local clock value (a ‘timestamp’) in the messages they send. Each receiver keeps a table giving, for each sending process, the largest message timestamp it has seen. Assume that clocks are synchronized to within 100 ms, and that messages can arrive at most 50 ms after transmission. (i) When may a process ignore a message bearing a timestamp T, if it has recorded the last message received from that process as having timestamp T? ? (ii) When may a receiver remove a timestamp 175,000 (ms) from its table? (Hint: use the receiver’s local clock value.) (iii) Should the clocks be internally synchronized or externally synchronized?

What will be an ideal response?

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