A Network Is Usually Said to Be Converged When All

question 36

True/False

A network is usually said to be converged when all the routers know a loop-free path to get to all other networks.

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Definitions:

Indifference Principle

The indifference principle suggests that individuals have no preference between two or more equally satisfying options, reflecting a state of utility and choice.

Mobile Asset

an asset that can easily be moved from one location to another, often seen in contexts like transportation or mobile technology.

Long Run

A period of time sufficient for all markets to adjust to certain conditions, allowing for full economic analysis or impact assessment.

Compensating Differential

Additional payment or benefits granted to employees to offset unpleasant aspects of a job or differences in job desirability.