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Assume that you have been assigned 202.145.22.0/29 How many bits are borrowed to create the subnet...

Assume that you have been assigned 202.145.22.0/29

How many bits are borrowed to create the subnet field? 5 bits

What is the maximum number of subnets that can be created with this number of bits? 2^5=32

How many bits can be used to create the host space? 32 bits, 5bits to define the subnets. 27 bits for the host space.

What is the maximum number of host addresses available per subnet? 3 bits for host space

What is the subnet mask, in binary and decimal format? 29 of them. 11111111.11111111.11111111.11111 000

Not sure if these answers are correct or not looking for some guidance for number 4 and 5

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yes all answers are correct:

as well as i have explained 4 and 5 part with all other 3 parts:

i have also given the rabge of host address in 4 which will be add to your kowledge:

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