Computer Networks - Network FundamentalsWhy is it important for devices in a network to have unique IP addresses?ATo increase the speed of the networkBTo ensure data is sent to the correct deviceCTo allow devices to share the same filesDTo reduce the number of devices neededCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the role of IP addresses in networksIP addresses uniquely identify devices so data reaches the right destination.Step 2: Analyze other optionsUnique IPs do not directly increase speed, share files, or reduce device count.Final Answer:To ensure data is sent to the correct device -> Option BQuick Check:Unique IP = Correct data delivery [OK]Quick Trick: Unique IPs direct data to correct devices [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking IPs speed up networkConfusing IPs with file sharingBelieving IPs reduce device numbers
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