Explain type of delays in computer networks. Suppose a node A wants to

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Explain type of delays in computer networks. Suppose a node A wants to send data of 200 mb to node B. The bandwidth of the channel is 1 Gbps. There are three routers in between node A to node B. Assume other delays equal to 0. Calculate the total delay involved.

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