22. Consider the wireless topology on the right. The solidcircles represent the transmission radius of nodes A andD, respectively, and the dashed circles represent thetransmission range of B and C. In these problems, assumeBDthat losses only occur due to collisions. list the potentialhidden terminals and exposed terminals when(i) A is transmitting to B(ii) B is transmitting to A(iii) A is transmitting to C(iv) D is transmitting to B(v) C is transmitting to B(vi) B is transmitting to C

22. Consider the wireless topology on the right. The solid circles represent the transmission radius of nodes A and D, respectively, and the dashed circles represent the transmission range of B and C. In these problems, assume that losses only occur due to collisions. list the potential hidden terminals and exposed terminals when (i) A is transmitting to B

22. Consider the wireless topology on the right. The solid circles represent the transmission radius of nodes A and D, respectively, and the dashed circles represent the transmission range of B and C. In these problems, assume that losses only occur due to collisions. list the potential hidden terminals and exposed terminals when (i) A is transmitting to B

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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