In a coffee shop there are 10 people sharing an access point with a rate speed...
In a coffee shop there are 10 people sharing an access point with a rate speed of 2Gbps,The throughput is ½ the rate speed.Several people are downloading . Each is getting an average of 100Mbps. How many people are using the Internet at that moment.
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Throughput =( 1/2)* rate speed
= (1/2)*2 Gbps
= 1Gbps
Each internet user is downloading data at rate of 100 Mbps
So, say x number of people are using internet then
x * 100 Mbps = 1Gbps
x = 109 bps / (100 * 106 bps)
x = 109-8
x = 10
So,the number of people using internet at current moment = x = 10
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