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3) Assume that we have a UART that has a transmission speed of up to 10MBps...

3) Assume that we have a UART that has a transmission speed of up to 10MBps (Mega Bytes per second)

3.1) How many bits does it transmit per second

3.2) And how long does it take for it to transmit a 200MB file?

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Transmission speed=10 MBps

3.1) calculating the bit per second transmission rate.

Here, we get that 10 Mbps is equal to 10,000,000 bit per second.

3.2)

Calculating the time taken to transmit a file of 200 MB

Formula to calculate the time,

time taken to transmit a file of 200 MB over the network with transmission speed 1MBps is 200 seconds.

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