For a network address of 192.10.10.0/28, find: a) default and custom subnet masks b) number of bits borrowed c) total number of subnets d) valid number of hosts. Write your answer with steps and calculations. I

For a network address of 192.10.10.0/28, find: a) default and custom subnet masks b) number of bits borrowed c) total number of subnets d) valid number of hosts. Write your answer with steps and calculations. I

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