Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCPIP) is linked to which of the following concepts that make the Internet possible?
A) The access points (routers and gates) would keep information about the data passed between them.
B) If you data arrives at its destination corrupted, you would retransmit the data.
C) There is a central Internet control point.
D) Each network has the same design.

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TCP/IP ensures reliable transmission of data across the Internet by allowing for the retransmission of data if it arrives at its destination corrupted. This is a key feature of TCP, which is responsible for breaking down data into packets, transmitting them, and ensuring they are reassembled correctly at the destination. There is no central Internet control point, and networks do not have to have the same design for TCP/IP to function. While routers and gates do process and forward data, they do not keep information about the data passed between them in the way implied by option A.

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCPIP) Is Linked to Which of the Following