Fragmentation can lead to a dataset which is too large for maximum supported size of a communication container, such as a segment, packet, or frame. The original dataset divides into multiple sections or fragments for transmission across the size-limited medium, and then reassembles on the receiving end.

A. True

B. False

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Daniella Larson

Computers & Technology

29 March, 11:35

Fragmentation can lead to a dataset which is too large for maximum supported size of a communication container, such as a segment, packet, or frame. The original dataset divides into multiple sections or fragments for transmission across the size-limited medium, and then reassembles on the receiving end.

A. True

B. False

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Isabel · Answer 1

True

Explanation:

As the name implies, fragmentation is simply to divide datasets into smaller fragments. When a data is too large to the extent that it has maxed the supported size of a communication container such as disk, packet, frame, or segment, the dataset is divided into various fragments in order for the communication container to access or read the information, and then it reassembles the dataset back on the receiving end.