q1 Consider one - persistent CSMA. There are two contending stations having a packet ready, and both listen on thechannel for an ongoing transmission of a third station to finish. What is the probability that the two contenders willcollide? Give it as a number between 0 and 1. q2 Consider the same setting as in the previous question, but now with p- persistent CSMA for some probability value 0 < p < 1. Please find an expression for the probability that bothcontenders collide. Assume that they are statistically independent. You will need to: work out the probability that theycollide in the first time slot, the probability that they collide in the second time slot, the probability that they collide in thek-th time slot etc., combine these probabilities using the law of total probability, and when calculating the end result youwill need the sum formula for the (infinite) geometric series.

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