Intro to Computing - How the Internet WorksWhich of the following best describes what happens after the browser obtains the IP address of a website?AThe browser sends an HTTP request to the server at that IP addressBThe browser closes the connectionCThe browser sends an email to the serverDThe browser updates its softwareCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify next action after DNS resolutionOnce the IP address is known, the browser needs to ask the server for the webpage content.Step 2: Understand HTTP request roleThe browser sends an HTTP request to the server at the IP address to get the page data.Final Answer:The browser sends an HTTP request to the server at that IP address -> Option AQuick Check:After IP found = HTTP request sent [OK]Quick Trick: HTTP request follows IP address lookup [OK]Common Mistakes:Thinking browser sends emailAssuming browser closes connection immediatelyConfusing software update with page request
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