If a router sends every incoming packet out only on those lines that are going approximately in the right direction is known as ……………..
A)random flooding
B)static flooding
C)selective flooding

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This behavior is known as selective flooding. In selective flooding, a router forwards packets only through the paths that are heading towards the packet's destination, rather than broadcasting the packet on all paths. This approach reduces network congestion and improves efficiency by avoiding unnecessary duplication of packets.

If a Router Sends Every Incoming Packet Out Only on Those