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Analyze Network Topology by Implementing Dijkstra’s Algorithm

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1. A network topology means:

a: A method for encrypting network data Explanation

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b: The structure and arrangement of network components Explanation

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c: A protocol used for network communication Explanation

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d: The speed at which data transfers in a network Explanation

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2. The main goal of Dijkstra’s Algorithm is:

a: Finding the shortest path in a weighted graph Explanation

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b: Encrypting data in a network Explanation

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c: Predicting network failures Explanation

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d: Finding the longest possible path in a network Explanation

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3. An example of a biological network:

a: The internet infrastructure Explanation

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b: A corporate LAN system Explanation

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c: A gene regulatory network Explanation

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d: A Bluetooth connection between two devices Explanation

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4. A network topology in a system is defined as:

a: The speed of data transfer Explanation

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b: The arrangement of nodes and connections Explanation

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c: The type of software used in a network Explanation

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d: The number of users connected to a network Explanation

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5. Network topology that has a single central communication line shared by all nodes ?

a: Star topology Explanation

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b: Mesh topology Explanation

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c: Bus topology Explanation

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d: Hybrid topology Explanation

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