Given three packets of size 1500 bytes each are ready inside Computer 1 to be transmitted onto Link 1. Computer 1 has zero processing delay. Assume each router has zero queuing and zero processing delay. Link 1 is a 10 Mbit/sec link and 5000 km long. Link 2 is 100 Mbits/sec and is 5000 km long. Link 3 is 1000 Mbits/sec and is 5000 km long. Propagation speed is 2 × 10 8 m/s. Assume a router has to receive all of a packet before it can start sending it out along the next link (assume store and forward).
a) What is the total end to end delay for packet number one (time from first bit output on link 1 until last bit received at Computer 2)?
b)How much time goes by between when the last part of packet one is received by router 2 and when the first part of packet two arrives at router 2? (How far apart are the packets in time on link 2?)
c)How much time goes by between when the last part of packet one is received by Computer 2 and when the first part of packet number two arrives at Computer 2? (How far apart are the packets in time on link 3?)
Edit: Regarding the comment, there are 3 total packets each of size 1500 bytes..all of the questions are discussing one or two of the specific packets
Question a)
Here I first calculated the transmission time and propogation time of all links.

Below here i calculated the timeilne of packet1 and packet2 and we will use this for solving question b) and c).

Question b) and c)
Here i used the above calculation to solve these questions.

Given three packets of size 1500 bytes each are ready inside Computer 1 to be transmitted...
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