Moodle .l LTE4:43 pm@ 74%gtuconline.gctu.edu.gh3 of 6[50 marks][5]Section BPart 1 (Please show working)Binary To Decimal Conversion12864321641Answers0001101110101010011011111111100001010101Decimal To Binary Conversion[10]1235013820010AddressClass(14]192.14.2.0148.17.9.1193.42.1.1126.8.156.0Circle the network portion of these addresses:209.240.80.78Circle the host portion of these addresses: 20]198.125.87.177199.155.77.56223.250.200.22217.45.222.45126.201.54.231117.89.56.45215.45.45.0192.200.15.0191.41.35.112209.240.80.78198.125.87.177Using the IP address and subnet mask shown write out the network address:[25]192.149.24.191255.255.255.0150.203.23.19255.255.0.010.10.10.10255.0.0.0186.13.23.110255.255.255.0223.69.230.250255.255.0.0Using the IP address and subnet mask shown write out the host address:[30]222.49.49.11255.255.255.0128.23.230.19255.255.0.010.10.10.10255.0.0.0200.113.123.11255.255.255.0223.169.23.20255.255.0.0Write the correct default subnet mask for each of the following addresses:[35]191.249.234.191223.23.223.10910.10.250.1126.123.23.1223.69.230.250Custom Subnet mask[42]Number of needed subnets60 Moodle .l LTE4:43 pm@ 74%gtuconline.gctu.edu.gh191.249.234.1914 of 6223.23.223.10910.10.250.1126.123.23.1223.69.230.250Custom Subnet mask[42]Number of needed subnets60Number of needed usable hosts1,000Network Address128.77.0.0Address classDefault subnet maskCustom subnet maskTotal number of subnetsTotal number of host addressesNumber of usable addressesNumber of bits borrowed[50]Number of needed usable hosts Network Address6.Address class126.0.0.0Total number of subnetsTotal number of host addressesNumber of usable addressesNumber of bits borrowedWhat is the 2nd subnet range?What is the subnet number for the 5th subnet?What is the subnet broadcast address for the 7th subnet?What are the assignable addresses for the 10thExaminer 's Name: Koffie-Ocloo, Dzordzoe WoelormThis should be at the last page of your questions.INSTRUCTIONS TO PACKAGE AND SUBMIT YOUR TAKE-HOME EXAMSStudents Responsibilities and Advice

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