Divide the following address blocks into five address blocks, sort and document them in increasing order, separate subnet addresses by a comma, every eight-bit block by a stop sign . E.g. 123.123.123.0/23, 123.123.124.0/24, etc. How should I sort the answer? Lower numbers come first, from left to right. No space. Ensure to waste the least number of addresses. 186.87.54.0/23 First block, minimum 100 addresses Second block, minimum 100 addresses Third block, minimum of 100 addresses Fourth block, minimum of 62 addresses Fifth block, minimum of 62 addresses

Divide the following address blocks into five address blocks, sort and document them in increasing order, separate subnet addresses by a comma, every eight-bit block by a stop sign . E.g. 123.123.123.0/23, 123.123.124.0/24, etc. How should I sort the answer? Lower numbers come first, from left to right. No space. Ensure to waste the least number of addresses. 186.87.54.0/23 First block, minimum 100 addresses Second block, minimum 100 addresses Third block, minimum of 100 addresses Fourth block, minimum of 62 addresses Fifth block, minimum of 62 addresses

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