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The 49th address of a block assigned to a specific organization is 185.175.79.48. The organization needs...

The 49th address of a block assigned to a specific organization is 185.175.79.48. The organization needs a total of 128 addresses.

Find the mask and define this block of addresses. Is there any wastage of the IP addresses? If yes, how many?

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It is in class B .netork part is first 16 bits but here they combined next 8 bits to perform subnetting so total (16+8) bits are used for network part...

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