If there are x number of devices that are wanting to transmit during a slotted Aloha protocol, what value of access probability (p) will maximize the amount of total throughput for the system? Also what happens to the value of throughput as the number of devices approaches infinity?

If there are x number of devices that are wanting to transmit during a slotted Aloha protocol, what value of access probability (p) will maximize the amount of total throughput for the system? Also what happens to the value of throughput as the number of devices approaches infinity?

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