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6.3-2. Pure Aloha and CSMA. Which of the following statements is true about both Pure Aloha, and CSMA (both with and without collision detection?Group of answer choicesThere can be simultaneous transmissions resulting in collisions.Pure Aloha and CSMA can achieve 100% utilization, in the case that there is only one node that always has frames to sendThere can be times when the channel is idle, when a node has a frame to send, but is prevented from doing so by the medium access protocol.Pure Aloha and CSMA can achieve 100% channel utilization, in the case that all nodes always have frames to send.

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6.3-2. Pure Aloha and CSMA. Which of the following statements is true about both Pure Aloha, and CSMA (both with and without collision detection?Group of answer choicesThere can be simultaneous transmissions resulting in collisions.Pure Aloha and CSMA can achieve 100% utilization, in the case that there is only one node that always has frames to sendThere can be times when the channel is idle, when a node has a frame to send, but is prevented from doing so by the medium access protocol.Pure Aloha and CSMA can achieve 100% channel utilization, in the case that all nodes always have frames to send.

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The statement that is true about both Pure Aloha and CSMA (both with and without collision detection) is: "There can be simultaneous transmissions resulting in collisions."

This is because both Pure Aloha and CSMA allow for multiple nodes to transmit data simultaneously. However, if two or more nodes transmit at the same time, their signals can interfere with each other, causing a collision.

The other statements are not necessarily true for both Pure Aloha and CSMA. For instance, while it's possible for these protocols to achieve 100% utilization if there's only one node that always has frames to send, this isn't guaranteed. Similarly, there can be times when the channel is idle even though a node has a frame to send, but this is dependent on the specific medium access protocol being used. Lastly, achieving 100% channel utilization when all nodes always have frames to send is not typically possible due to the risk of collisions.

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