This homework is to be done individually.
Solve the following exercises from the Kurose Ross textbook (the problem numbers refer to the 4th edition of the book).
Answer the following question about the BTMA protocol.
In a shared medium environment, such as Ethernet or 802.11-based wireless networks, all nodes (in the same Ethernet segment or within range, in case for wireless) hears a transmission regardless of the intended recipient. After receiving the link-layer frame completely, the node can determine whether it is the intended recipient, by looking at the destination MAC address in the frame header. However, this can pose a problem with the BTMA protocol. For BTMA, it works better if a node can decode and read the frame while it is being received, and determine as soon as the header part is received whether it is the intended recipient. In other words, for BTMA it pays to determine the destination as soon as possible instead of waiting for the entire frame. Explain why.